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Photo Essay: Thurgood Marshall U.S. Courthouse

By Rick Kopstein, Photographer Contact All Articles 

New York Law Journal

January 7, 2013

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The refinished U.S. courthouse at 40 Foley Square, left, and the newly refinished ceiling of the 15th floor elevator area, above.

Above, the Second Circuit's 17th floor courtroom; below, Chief Justice Dennis Jacobs enjoys his new chambers and the bust of Learned Hand that several judges decided to move themselves.

The Southern District's Special Proceeding Courtroom on the fifth floor, above; below left, Southern District courtroom on the ninth floor, and at right, the jury box in the Special Proceedings Courtroom on the third floor is equipped with monitors.



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