Palace of Justice

One week before the eruption, the Palace of Justice siege took place.

It has its seat in the Kinshasa Palace of Justice.

Like the other trials, the Flick trial took place at the Palace of Justice.

Perhaps it was her pride that led her to call the courthouse in Downtown Brooklyn "the palace of justice."

To join a walk, simply meet outside the Palace of Justice (Sudebna Palata).

It is by Rodrigues Lima, who also designed several other similar courts and palaces of justice in Portugal.

A bomb was detonated on the stairs of the Palace of Justice of Latina.

The mob vented their frustration, eventually moved towards the Palace of Justice (Justizpalast), setting it on fire.

The backdrop was the Palace of Justice where in 1964 Mrs. Mandela watched her husband being sentenced to life imprisonment.

An angry mob then set fire to the Palace of Justice (Justizpalast), seen as a symbol of a flawed and partial judicial system.

Mr. Berlusconi, 59, appeared at Milan's Palace of Justice with three other defendants, all Government tax officials.

If the great downtown courthouses around Broadway were palaces of justice, the gleaming forty-eight-story tower at 454 Lexington Avenue was a monument to winning.

Two car bombs were detonated in Damascus, one in the car park of the Palace of Justice and the other targeting a police station.

One of the most controversial episodes of M-19 was the take-over of the Palace of Justice by armed guerrillas.

Palace of Justice of Xalapa, Veracruz (Mexico).

The Palace of Justice (German: Justizpalast) is a building located in the Austrian capital, Vienna.

Palace of Justice of San Cristóbal de las Casas, Chiapas (Mexico).

Curtain of Secrecy Over Investigation The police reports then go to the offices of the prosecutors in the Palace of Justice.

This palace of justice has a jury that seems autistic, a defendant who becomes a machine-gun-toting terrorist, and a judge who gives an ironic account of women's liberation.

The armory of Buenos Aires, located at the site of the modern Palace of Justice, had only 90 employees, including seven slaves and seven natives.

He posed as one of those male caryatids who hold on their shoulders the lintels of so many opera houses, railroad stations, apartment building and palaces of justice.

In time the cities chose to further stamp their authority on the matter by calling these new palaces of justice the Palazzo della Ragione rather than the Broletto.

Even the Palace of Justice - built by Romania's foremost architect, Ion Mincu - was scheduled for demolition in early 1990, according to the systematisation papers.

The former Palace of Justice of Douala situated in Douala is a building originally constructed between 1930 and 1931 under the French Mandate.