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I regularly tour courthouses in my role as a court planning consultant. One of my responsibilities is identifying suitable spaces for future
When saving space in a courthouse, the judge's chambers are seldom the first area to look at. Judges need proper chambers to perform their work and
Unsurprisingly, insufficient space is the principal limitation encountered by court planning in renovating judge chambers. The challenge is to
We usually think of a courtroom as a large, organized, open space full of litigants and participants undergoing court proceedings with spectators
