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must enter". The point of such architecture is to project "an image of solidity" and "strength". Today, American courthouses come in a broad variety of designs, from ancient "stone fortresses to modern-day, multifloor monolithic towers". In the largest cities, courthouses for criminal courts were sometimes constructed in close proximity to pretrial detention facilities in rundown inner-city neighborhoods, and streets near such courthouses often feature "garish neon signs" for bail bondsmen. In some

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