Museum of justice

Artworks

• Your Crime -Then vs. Now — This exhibit presents an original fictional crime scenario complete with evidence and individuals involved, providing a comparative analysis of how such an offense would have been handled historically versus under modern legal and forensic standards.
• The Beginning of Laws (2026) — €5,999.99 — This exhibit explores four major legal foundations: the Code of Hammurabi (one of the earliest written legal codes, establishing codified law), the Magna Carta (establishing that even rulers are subject to the law), English Common Law (introducing judicial precedent), and the English Bill of Rights (protecting individual liberties and limiting central power).
• Why Laws Matter (2026) — €6,996.99 — This exhibit examines the fundamental role of laws in maintaining order and protecting citizens. It highlights what life would be like without legal structure and breaks down the distinct levels of government-Local, State, and Federal-along with their specific legal responsibilities and real-world examples.
• Know Your Rights — €5,555.99 — This exhibit details six fundamental constitutional rights protected under the U.S. Bill of Rights: the 1st Amendment (freedoms of speech, press, assembly, and religion), 2nd Amendment (right to bear arms), 4th Amendment (protection against unreasonable search and seizure), 5th Amendment (due process and right against self-incrimination), 6th Amendment (right to a speedy trial and legal counsel), and 8th Amendment (protection against cruel and unusual punishment).
• Police & the Law — €999.99 — This exhibit outlines key legal standards and procedures governing law enforcement, including reasonable suspicion, probable cause, search warrants, stop-and-frisk procedures, the four elements of an arrest, and Miranda rights.