Can the resurrection of Jesus Christ withstand the scrutiny of a courtroom? In The Proofs of Christ’s Resurrection; From a Lawyer’s Standpoint , attorney Charles R. Morrison applies the disciplined reasoning of legal analysis to the central claim of Christianity: that Jesus of Nazareth truly rose from the dead. Writing with the clarity of a seasoned lawyer and the conviction of a man persuaded by evidence, Morrison examines the resurrection narratives as though they were presented before a judge and jury. He evaluates eyewitness testimony, cross‑examination, documentary reliability, motive, character, circumstantial evidence, and the historical consequences that followed. Each chapter builds a cumulative case demonstrating that the resurrection is not merely a matter of faith, but a fact supported by the same standards used to establish truth in a court of law. This classic work—originally penned in an era when legal apologetics flourished—remains strikingly relevant. Morrison’s approach offers readers a refreshing alternative to philosophical or theological arguments: a sober, methodical, evidence‑based defense that treats the Gospel accounts as historical documents subject to rigorous evaluation. Whether you are a pastor, teacher, student of Christian apologetics, or simply someone seeking a reasoned foundation for belief, this book provides a compelling, courtroom‑tested argument for the reality of Christ’s resurrection. Morrison shows that when the evidence is weighed fairly, the verdict is clear: the resurrection stands proven beyond reasonable doubt.