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JAABWATCH: MONDAY, FEBRUARY 18, 2008

By William Gelin

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 A Pin DroppedIn light of tomorrow's County Commission Workshop, I figured it was a good time to take another stroll around the Courthouse.  Again, this is not about how hard judges work.  Everyone knows judges take days off, work in chambers, or at home.  It's about whether or not our existing courtrooms are being managed properly.Political and business forces are, of course, lobbying to build a new structure downtown, despite the already planned and approved ten story tower.  I have heard judges argue that we need a new structure because we don't have any empty courtrooms to meet demand, and, most recently, that we need a new structure because of outmoded plumbing, mold, and the like.It just doesn't make any sense to me...continue to full post

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