| Gresham's or Salic | 22 |
| Graduate study | 14 |
| Graduate area of study | 22 |
| Grad-school specialty | 21 |
| Grad school major | 17 |
| Ginsberg's practice | 23 |
| Former bill | 11 |
| Finch's field | 17 |
| Finch forte | 11 |
| Field with cases | 16 |
| Father William's profession | 31 |
| Enforcers, with "the" | 31 |
| Dictator's word | 19 |
| Denny Crane's field | 23 |
| DarrowÂ’s field | 18 |
| Darrow's field | 18 |
| Curler Kelly | 12 |
| Criminal follower | 17 |
| Court's concern | 19 |
| Court subject | 13 |
| Court standard | 14 |
| Counselor's area | 20 |
| Corpus juris | 12 |
| Concern of Congress | 19 |
| Companion of order | 18 |
| Clerk's field | 17 |
| Civil conclusion? | 17 |
| Certain clerk's concern | 27 |
| Central Park landscape architect Frederick ___ Olmsted | 54 |
| Cardinal of Boston | 18 |
| Business involving briefs | 25 |
| Burger's forte | 18 |
| British P.M. after Lloyd George | 31 |
| Britain's Bonar | 19 |
| Boyle's or Gresham's | 28 |
| Boston's Cardinal | 21 |
| Bonar or John | 13 |
| Blue __ | 7 |
| Blackstone's topic | 22 |
| Blackstone's field | 22 |
| Barrister's province | 24 |
| Barrister's concern | 23 |
| Bailey's bailiwick | 22 |
| Attorney's field of expertise | 33 |
| Area with briefs and cases | 26 |
| (The) fuzz | 10 |
| "Where there is no ___, there is no freedom": Locke | 61 |
| "The Practice" practice | 33 |
| "The Paper Chase" topic | 33 |
| "The ___ is a ass": Dickens's Mr. Bumble | 54 |
| "The ___ is a ass": Dickens | 37 |
| "Order" partner | 25 |
| "L.A. ___," TV program | 32 |
| "It's the ___!" | 29 |
| "Boston Legal" profession | 35 |
| "A shrewd pickpurse": Howell | 38 |
| "___ & Order" (show in which "vic" means "victim") | 84 |
| "___ & Order" | 27 |
| 'Alfie' star (2004) | 27 |
| ''The Practice'' practice | 41 |
| '-- & Order: Criminal Intent' | 41 |
| ___ of the jungle | 17 |
| ___ of large numbers (statistics topic) | 39 |
| ___ of averages | 15 |
| ___ clerk | 9 |
| __ of averages | 14 |
| Pair for a sheriff | 18 |
| NBC legal drama | 15 |
| Strict crime control | 20 |
| Religious ___ (two, please) | 27 |
| Partners in crime? | 18 |
| Bar passer | 10 |
| The Earps, e.g. | 15 |
| Stagecoach robbers' bane | 28 |
| Sheriffs, e.g. | 14 |
| Pros with cons | 14 |
| Good guys in westerns, usually | 30 |
| What the Earps were | 19 |
| Western sheriffs, for example | 29 |
| Tin star wearers | 16 |
| They carry shields | 18 |
| The white-hat set | 17 |
| Oater good guys | 15 |
| Marshals, usually | 17 |
| Horse opera heroes | 18 |
| Heroes in oaters | 16 |
| Earp and Masterson | 18 |
| Grassy expanse | 14 |
| Grassy area | 11 |
| Greensward | 10 |
| Croquet venue | 13 |
| White House feature | 19 |
| Suburban spread | 15 |
| Croquet locale | 14 |
| White House area | 16 |
| Suburbanite's pride | 23 |
| Green expanse | 13 |
| Home turf? | 10 |
| Croquet setting | 15 |
| Sheer cotton fabric | 19 |