Quills In The 19th Century

Quill pens is customary in the Courtroom scene. Every day that the court seats white quills are used for decoration on the table, just like the quill the handshake is also a tradition observed by the chief justice. This was introduced in the 19th century by chief justice Melville W Fuller, using it as a reminder that disagreements in the courtroom does not affect overall harmony. Before beginning sessions, they hold private conference where important matters are pounder upon. The supreme court of the united states has a great seal which is referred to as the great seal of the united states, it has a single star beneath the eagle's claws symbolizing the Constitution's creation of "one Supreme Court." The seal is watch by the clerk of the court