The defendant defiantly displays an obscene gesture to the Judge Nelson during a two year trial. The serial killer was tried and convicted for the rape and tortured of more than 25 victims - he murdered more than a dozen—most of them in their own homes

The defendant, Judge Fujisaki and defense attorney Robert Blasier listens to DNA testimony provided by Microbiologist John Gerdes.

Former Black Panther Elmer "Geronimo" Pratt, who was wrongly imprisoned for 27 years on a murder conviction listens to his attorney, Johnnie Cochran, successfully help overturn Pratt's murder conviction.

Svetlana Ogorodnikova testifying at Miller's trial. "He was my man." Miller had turned over classified information to Svetlana including an FBI counterintelligence manual. In return, Svetlana provided sexual favors, $15,000.00 in cash and $50,000.00 in gold. Miller was convicted and sentenced in the Federal Court.

A preeminent rap artist, the defendant listens to a witness' testimony during the trial in which the defendant and his bodyguard were charged in the murder of a gang member in Los Angeles.

Fleiss was tried in a federal court, where she was convicted of tax evasion and money laundering. She received a 37-month sentence, which she served at the Federal Correctional Institution in Dublin, California

Defendant Arce is standing to the right of his attorney, Edward Medvene while Judge Edward Rafeedie imposes a life sentence. Arce was one of the defendants found guilty in the torture and murder of DEA Enrique S. "Kiki" Camarena. Arce had connections in the Mexican government and was the brother-in-law of Luis Echeverría Álvarez, who was president from 1970 to 1976.

Michael Jackson provided a video deposition while he was in Mexico during the copyright infringement suit he had to face along with Lionel Richie, Quincy Jones, Rod Temperton and Joseph Jackson. The lawsuit came after three songwriters alleged that the pop star and his fellow defendants had plagiarised the hits “The Girl Is Mine”, “Thriller” and “We Are the World”. The defendants were found innocent of plagiarism.

The artist and one of the defendant's defense attorneys visited the defendant for a brief period of time in the holding cell.