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One common issue I have seen during my years of courthouse analysis is the lack of secure prisoner movement into the courthouse, to the cellblock,
Going safely into and out of a criminal courtroom isn’t as simple as walking through the main doors. Regulating access for each type of participant
During a recent planning visit to a small Texas courthouse, I walked through a door at the side of the primary courtroom and encountered the
As a court planning consultant, I often find myself sitting across from court managers and law enforcement officials who are facing a challenge – how
