Hear ye, hear ye: Our March cartoon contest is now accepting entries
In this month’s legal-themed cartoon, at first glance it appears this judge is holding a royal court or is suffering from some sort of king complex.
We’re eager to hear what you think is going on. Submit your proposed caption for a chance to win our March contest and see your caption and credit printed in an upcoming issue of the ABA Journal.
Submit the caption you think best fits the above cartoon by sending an email to captions[at]abajournal[dot]com with “March Caption Contest” in the subject line. Only entries received by 11:59 p.m. Sunday, March 15, will be considered.
“OK, if you don’t buy what I’m saying then maybe you’ll listen to Learned Hand.”
Congrats to February’s winning contest contributor, Robert J. Selsor of St. Louis, Missouri. His caption will appear in an upcoming issue of the ABA Journal.
How the contest works: Readers are asked to consider what’s happening in the cartoon in this post and submit clever, original captions. ABA Journal staff will review entries, pick their favorites, then ask readers to vote on the best of the bunch.
How to enter: Submit the caption you think best fits the scene depicted in the cartoon by sending an email to captions[at]abajournal[dot]com with “March Caption Contest” in the subject line.
Deadline for entry: Entries for the March contest must be submitted by 11:59 p.m. Sunday, March 15.
What’s the prize?: Bragging rights. Plus, the winning caption and credit to the caption writer will appear in an upcoming issue of the ABA Journal.
For complete rules, follow this link. To view past cartoons, check out this gallery or follow the Cartoon Caption Contest RSS feed.
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