The scene represents a historic event inspired by the Christian Bible's Acts 25:10. In the central position, a bearded man, possibly of Middle-Eastern descent is standing firmly and expressing passionately. He is presumably in an old Roman Courtroom, standing before the judgment seat, symbolizing his stand at 'Caesar's judgment seat'. Surrounding him are various onlookers, possibly of diverse descents: Black, Caucasian, South Asian, and Hispanic. The man’s demeanor is confident, insisting on his innocence 'to the Jews have I done no wrong, as thou very well knowest'. He is in a public space, vividly detailed with accurate Roman architecture. The entire illustration should be accomplished in the visual style of pre-1912 digital art.