This image presents one of the most essential but effective instruments: a legal notebook of a lawyer, full of his important, handmade notes. Handwritten questions, bullet points, reference to case law, and connecting arrows are the thinking behind all legal plans. Not dusty scribbles, but rather in these pages first are arguments begotten, facts tabulated, and theories of cases put to trial. This pad is a lab of the critical thought that converts the chaotic information into the organised logic. It is the analogue background that is indispensable, around which all digital briefs, argumentative arguments, and court room investigations will eventually revolve.