Pokagon Band of Potawatomi Breaks Ground on New Justice Center
The Pokagon Band of Potawatomi is building a new justice center that focuses on the spirit and ideals of native justice.
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Pelco Surveillance Camera Tackles Correction Facilities Security Challenges
Securing most corrections facilities can be quite the undertaking
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Officials Break Ground on Cape Girardeau County Justice Center
Cape Girardeau County recently broke ground on its new three-story justice center that will include a new $20 million courthouse.
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Rikers Island Closure to Shift Inmates to Four New Facilities
Rikers Island has warehoused some of New York’s most infamous criminals since opening in 1932, at one time or another hosting such notorious inmates as David “Son of Sam” Berkowitz, John Lennon murderer Mark David Chapman and even Sex Pistols raconteur Sid Vicious.
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Courthouse Expansion Continues Despite Hurricane Florence Damage
The new Onslow County Courthouse is still making progress despite sustaining minimal damage from Hurricane Florence.
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New Las Vegas Courthouse Designed for LEED Silver
The Las Vegas City Council recently approved a development agreement with The Molasky Group of Companies to develop the City of Las Vegas Municipal Courthouse in the civic corridor of downtown.
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Private Prison Operator CoreCivic Selling Nashville HQ
Private prison operations juggernaut CoreCivic is selling off its Nashville headquarters property for $12.6 million, according to the Tennessean. The paper reported that the firm will be relocating to the Brentwood area of Nashville, the Tennessee capital.
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Broward County Courthouse Awarded LEED Gold
The Broward County Courthouse has earned high marks from the U.S. Green Building Council (USCBC) for its strong environmental performance and sustainable design, receiving LEED Gold certification.
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Officials Make Way for Franklin County Judicial Center
Franklin County officials are making way for a new judicial center that will be built next to an existing courthouse originally built in 1865.
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Officials Break Ground on New Federal Courthouse in Nashville
The U.S. General Services Administration (GSA) recently celebrated the groundbreaking of a new federal courthouse in downtown Nashville, dedicating it to late U.S. Sen. Fred Thompson.
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