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Court filings are declining in many jurisdictions. Does that mean future courthouses will need fewer courtrooms? Not necessarily. In my recent blog,
Courtroom utilization analysis can reveal opportunities to reduce construction costs, rightsize courtrooms, and better align courthouse space with
For decades, one of the most common assumptions in courthouse planning has been that every judge requires a dedicated courtroom. While this approach
Ask someone to picture a courthouse, and they'll almost always describe the courtroom. They'll picture a judge on the bench, attorneys presenting
