We got a little tour of the U.S. Supreme Court building ahead of our argument in Lee v. Tam tomorrow, January 18, 2016. I was allowed to take pictures so I did.
Crossing to the U.S. Supreme Court buildingGallery and bench from the vestibule before the chamber of the U.S. Supreme Court buildingView of the bench in the chamber of the U.S. Supreme Court buildingCurtains and ceiling in vestibule between lobby and court chamber, U.S. Supreme Court buildingDetail of ceiling and formal entryway to court chamber, U.S. Supreme Court buildingLobby of U.S. Supreme Court BuildingDetail of entryway in lobby of U.S. Supreme Court buildingOne of numerous niches in the main corridor of the U.S. Supreme Court building which contain busts of former Chief JusticesColumns and bearings, U.S. Supreme Court buildingColumns and plinths, as seen from behind, U.S. Supreme Court buildingFront door and marble lintel, U.S. Supreme Court buildingDetail of front door, U.S. Supreme Court buildingThe U.S. Capitol as seen from the U.S. Supreme Court buildingView of plaza and stairs in front of U.S. Supreme Court buildingStairs and plaza, U.S. Supreme Court buildingIconic columns, US Supreme Court building
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By Ron Coleman
