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courthouse
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courthouse
a public building in which courts of law are held

courthouse
1. A building in which are contained rooms for courts of law, judges’ chambers, offices of clerks of court, and, sometimes, other official offices.
2. A building containing county administrative offices, often including the county jail.


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Wireless gateways should be available in all courthouses and administrative agencies to make it easier for persons with vision disabilities to access information and materials.
In general, it concludes that ramps are superior to lifts, both inside and outside courthouses.
When the court announced a series of budget cuts that went into effect last fall, Dukes said it was clear that several more of the county's 59 courthouses might best serve the interests of the people who use the courts if those courts' caseloads were consolidated elsewhere and the courts converted to other uses.
 
 
 
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