Tony Kentuck is a British-born cartoonist based in Australia. His wry take on the foibles of the legal profession has been popular all over the world, and his pictures hang in firms and chambers on every continent.

This picture, entitled 'Hung Jury', expresses some of the exasperation which the Bench may occasionally feel for 'twelve good men and true'.

Tony Kentuck is a British-born cartoonist based in Australia. His wry take on the foibles of the legal profession has been popular all over the world, and his pictures hang in firms and chambers on every continent.

This picture, entitled 'Contempt of Court', speaks for itself!

Tony Kentuck is a British-born cartoonist based in Australia. His wry take on the foibles of the legal profession has been popular all over the world, and his pictures hang in firms and chambers on every continent.

This picture, entitled 'Settling Out of Court', shows what litigants would often like to do to each other.

Tony Kentuck is a British-born cartoonist based in Australia. His wry take on the foibles of the legal profession has been popular all over the world, and his pictures hang in firms and chambers on every continent.

This picture, entitled 'Family Law Court', speaks for itself!

Tony Kentuck is a British-born cartoonist based in Australia. His wry take on the foibles of the legal profession has been popular all over the world, and his pictures hang in firms and chambers on every continent.

This picture, entitled 'Called to the Bar', reminds us that the legal profession has always thrived on the spirit of the law as well as the letter.

Tony Kentuck is a British-born cartoonist based in Australia. His wry take on the foibles of the legal profession has been popular all over the world, and his pictures hang in firms and chambers on every continent.

This picture, entitled 'Hanging Judge', speaks for itself!

Tony Kentuck is a British-born cartoonist based in Australia. His wry take on the foibles of the legal profession has been popular all over the world, and his pictures hang in firms and chambers on every continent.

This picture, entitled 'Legal Aid', gives some idea of the palaver judges have to go through to get into their formal legal garb.

One of the privileges of life on the Circuit is the opportunity it gives judges to play Britain's delightful golf courses. In this print, cartoonist Tony Kentuck casts an outrageous slur on their Honours by suggesting - the very thought! - that some of that golfing time might be taken when the court is in session.