Government
Oct. 10, 2014
Downtown Los Angeles' historic criminal justice center reopened after 20 years
The Hall of Justice served as the apex of L.A.'s criminal justice system from 1925 until 1994. County officials on Wednesday rededicated and reopened the edifice, which will house the district attorney's office and sheriff's department.
Daily Journal Staff Writer
If the restored pearly white granite facade didn't tip off onlookers that downtown Los Angeles' Hall of Justice is up and running after 20 years of being shuttered, then the streams of people this week entering the majestic edifice likely did it.
The renovated Hall of Justice won't see new tenants for a few months, but hundreds of visitors got a sneak peak of the historic structure's...
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