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• ... that Neeru Chadha is the first Indian woman to have been elected as a judge to the International Tribunal for the Law of the Sea?

• ... that the foreman of the jury who acquitted Thomas Hardy of treason during the 1794 Treason Trials in Britain fainted after reading the verdict?

• ... that British lawyer and activist of the Indian independence movement Eardley Norton (pictured) was instrumental in establishing a UK-chapter of the Indian National Congress?

• ... that Leiden Law School is housed in the Kamerlingh Onnes Building, the former laboratory of physicist and Nobel laureate Heike Kamerlingh Onnes?

• ... that the locations in which one can execute a will according to the Wills Act 1963 include ships and aircraft?

• ... that legend tells of how 15th-century Chief Justice of the King's Bench Sir William Hankford committed an early form of suicide by cop?

• ... that Johann Schwarzhuber, the leader of the Auschwitz men's camp, was sentenced to death during the first Ravensbrück concentration camp trial?

Source

1. Template:Did you know nominations/Neeru Chadha (September 2018)
2. Wikipedia:Recent additions 149
3. Wikipedia:Recent additions/2009/March
4. Template:Did you know nominations/Leiden Law School (June 2018)
5. Wikipedia:Recent additions/2009/August
6. Wikipedia:Recent additions/2009/July
7. Template:Did you know nominations/Johann Schwarzhuber (September 2019)