Robert P. Taylor's JuryDuty: reflections on a trial 

The Assistant District Attorney

The Assistant District Attorney called a number of witnesses to build her case, from a policeman to a fire marshall. They testified about who was on the scene when they arrived, what they said, what the condition of the victim was, and so on. Because of objections from the defense attorney and other matters surronding the witensses, the judge occasionally had the attorneys "approach the bench" (inset right). Despite my responsibility as juror and the activity in the courtroom, consistent with my view of Statistical art (see link below), I still managed to make these two drawings of her and a sketch (again, inset right). One distracting thing about her that increased drawing difficulty was the elaborateness of her hair and daily slight changes in hairstyle.