In Forth Worth, Texas, a $74-million construction job on a civil court building is about to begin. According to the Fort Worth Star-Telegram, plans for the project were six years in the making, and while the process hit a few snags on the way, officials are confident that the new facility will be a marked improvement over the current one.
"This plan will accommodate multiple party settings and provide access to technology and streamline the fact-finding process for the jury," Judge David Evans told the news source. "We tried to build courtrooms that will accommodate litigation for the next 25 or 30 years."
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