courthouse

I live in a town of about 50,000 though the courthouse is still a pretty good size with a couple hundred for jury duty.

And mind you this was in proletariat-loving SF not some courthouse in Montgomery, Alabama or Angola, Louisiana.

Go to a courthouse and sit in one of the air-conditioned courtrooms and observe the proceedings.

They just moved between the courthouse and their hotel where they were staying the entire trial.

That the state trooper would have to go to his courthouse and pay a fine?

The Tweed Courthouse may be one of the most corrupt structures ever built, but at least it's beautiful and it got done.

Also, there's usually other stuff going on in a courthouse aside from jury duty.

This guys lawyer should have left that court room, and went immediately to federal courthouse and filed a civil rights violation suit.

Back when the rules placing criminal records in public were drafted, these records were usually kept at a courthouse, thus greatly restricting their use to those who actually traveled to the courthouse/archive and manually searched.

Are you inside the Georgia State bubble, or on the courthouse side?

These things can often turn into a race to the most favorable courthouse; then again what's a little more bad publicity for Reddit the corporation?

Years ago I worked on a team that designed renovations for a courthouse parking structure.

Is walking into the courthouse hand-in-hand stating "We're married now; could you record that fact?" not such an equivalent?

There's a 100% chance that it won't be beneficial at all to "the entire community." Also, the judges in the fancy courthouse aren't any less prone to error than the ones sitting ringside at boxing matches.

DJO, San Diego County Courthouse, late July to August 2013, presided over by Judge Joel M Pressman.