Almost seven years after it was forced out of its quarters by two violent storms, the Orange County Supreme Court is on the verge of a judicial homecoming.
But the patience of exiled court personnel must stretch a little further.
But the structure has been controversial in Orange County since it opened to the public in 1970. The roofs leaked, and visitors had trouble navigating the gloomy interior.
May 21, 2018 at 03:36 PM
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Almost seven years after it was forced out of its quarters by two violent storms, the Orange County Supreme Court is on the verge of a judicial homecoming.
But the patience of exiled court personnel must stretch a little further.
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