You came, you saw, you voted, and one submission stole the show in this year’s legally themed Halloween costume contest. Our winner took home 65% of the vote this year. Making legally themed Halloween costumes isn’t an easy feat, and this year’s submissions were quite creative. As usual, we applaud the brave souls who subjected themselves to our judgment.
And now, the moment you’ve been waiting for. Who won our annual costume contest?
It’s none other than a depiction of the battered, beaten, and bruised Justicia, better known as Lady Justice, 2025 A.D.. Check out the amazing costume, below.
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Congrats on winning our annual contest! It’s our hope that the rule of law in America will survive all of the many ordeals that it’s currently being put through. Email us to collect your prize.
Thanks to everyone for submitting costumes and for voting. We sincerely hope you’ll submit a costume again for next year’s competition. Our readers are part of what makes Above the Law such a great website.
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