The battle without "Spok vs Kirk fight" And Yorktown scene.

A jury has convicted a man of murder in a 2005 shooting spree that began at an Atlanta courthouse and left a judge and three others dead. The jury deliberated for 12 hours before finding 36-year-old Brian Nichols guilty Friday. (Nov. 7)

A jury has convicted a man of murder in a 2005 shooting spree that began at an Atlanta courthouse and left a judge and three others dead. The jury deliberated for 12 hours before finding 36-year-old Brian Nichols guilty Friday. (Nov. 7)

A jury has convicted a man of murder in a 2005 shooting spree that began at an Atlanta courthouse and left a judge and three others dead. The jury deliberated for 12 hours before finding 36-year-old Brian Nichols guilty Friday. (Nov. 7)

PlusAtlanta Courthouse Shooting Trial Set to OpenAtlanta Courthouse Shooting Trial Set to OpenThe Associated PressThe long-delayed trial of a man accused of killing four people in a 2005 shooting spree that began in an Atlanta courtroom is set to begin this week. If convicted, Brian Nichols could face the death penalty. (July 9)[Notes:VO--FILE CRIME SCENE VIDEO] THIS WAS THE SCENE IN DOWNTOWN ATLANTA MORE THAN THREE YEARS AGO.STREETS WERE CLOSED OFF --- POLICE WERE IN HOT PURSUIT -- AND IT TOOK A DAY TO TRACK DOWN 33 YEAR OLD BRIAN NICHOLS AFTER HE ALLEGEDLY KILLED FOUR PEOPLE IN A SHOOTING SPREE THAT STARTED AS HE WAS BEING ESCORTED TO A COURTROOM AT THE FULTON COUNTY COURTHOUSE.NICHOLS HAS PLEADED NOT GUILTY -- AND HIS ATTORNEYS SAY THEY'LL MOUNT AN INSANITY DEFENSE. [Notes:VO --FILE VIDEO]JURY SELECTION OPENED A YEAR AND A HALF AGO, BUT THE TRIAL WAS DELAYED DUE TO FUNDING PROBLEMS FOR NICHOLS DEFENSE.THEN THE JUDGE PRESIDING OVER THE CASE STEPPED DOWN AFTER HE WAS QUOTED SAYING NICHOLS WAS GUILTY. [Notes:VO--FILE VIDEO] THERE'S EVEN AN INVESTIGATION ABOUT WHETHER NICHOLS TRIED TO BREAK OUT OF JAIL WITH OUTSIDE HELP.ONCE THE TRIAL BEGINS -- IT'S LIKELY TO LAST MONTHS.THE TASK NOW ---- FINDING AN IMPARTIAL JURY. ___ ___, The Associated Press.

Bill started his art career with cartoons then turned his attention to preserving history with a book of courthouse drawings. TCR #605, 2/12/2000

A holiday look at Pioneer Courthouse Square in downtown Portland, Oregon.

We attended several courthouse auctions to highlight how the home foreclosure and auction process works. Includes extended commentary from auctioneer and interviews on auction process

Jurors began deliberating Thursday on the fate of Brian Nichols, the gunman who says he was legally insane when he killed four people in a shooting spree that began at a downtown Atlanta courthouse. (Nov. 6)

Two Omaha families go toe to toe.

A man who escaped from custody during his rape trial and launched a deadly courthouse shooting spree that claimed the lives of a judge and three others was convicted of murder Friday more than three years after the rampage. (Nov. 7)

Jurors began deliberating Thursday on the fate of Brian Nichols, the gunman who says he was legally insane when he killed four people in a shooting spree that began at a downtown Atlanta courthouse. (Nov. 6)

In December 2005 Steven Holl Architects, in collaboration with klipp Architecture of Denver, was selected to design the Denver Justice Center Courthouse. The $99 million, 335,000 s.f. courthouse project will be the centerpiece of the city's downtown Justice Center, which will also include a new post office, a new detention center, and a renovated county jail. Steven Holl Architects was chosen from a shortlist of firms that included Foster and Partners, Richard Meier & Partners Architects, and Kallmann, McKinnell. The new Denver Justice Center Courthouse will be located on West Colfax Avenue between Delaware and Fox Streets, in an area of Denver known as the Golden Triangle. The courthouse building is programmed to accommodate the County and District criminal and juvenile courts and will include 35 jury courtrooms. The project is part of an overall Urban Design Master Plan intended to emphasize and expand Denver's Civic Center as the urban centerpiece of the community.

This FSM Statue was installed on the Cumberland County Courthouse in Tennessee.

A man who escaped from custody during his rape trial and launched a deadly courthouse shooting spree that claimed the lives of a judge and three others was convicted of murder Friday more than three years after the rampage. (Nov. 7)

A generalized animated map showing highlights of the battle at Guilford Courthouse located in present day Greensboro, North Carolina. This animation has been altered from the original movie completed as part of my Master's Degree requirements at the University of North Carolina and Greensboro, Department of Geography. The music has been stripped due to obscure usage rights and several sound effects were updated or removed. An animated legend sounding off the units has been removed as well since it never added much to the movie. For more information on the battle and park, please visit the Guilford Courthouse website: www.nps.gov/guco/

Look, see the rage and anger!

Marry Christmas. www.mansonfamilytoday.info

Prosecutors played an audiotape of a 2005 courthouse shooting rampage that left four people dead as they launched their case against the alleged gunman, while his attorneys said he was so deluded he believed he was carrying out a rebellion. (Sept. 22)

MJ Europe Presents: Fan recorded private footage of Michael and his family entering and leaving the court house in Santa Maria on the infamous first day (January 2004)when Michael got on top of his SUV and clapped along to D.S. Jan '04 He is joined by Randy, Janet, Joe and Katherine Jackson. For more visit: http://www.mjeurope.eu http://www.mjeurope.eu/forums

The high cost of living and lower home values have many people feeling nervous. Thursday, home ownership came to an end for 15 Johnson County people. The foreclosed homes were auctioned off from the steps of the courthouse. KMBC's Peggy Breit reported that the crowd at the auction consisted of bank representatives, attorneys and buyers watching home prices. Dave Solenberger has been attending foreclosure auctions for the past five years. "There are many more now than there used to be. People just can't sell their houses on their own, even when they become distressed," Solenberger said. "We have seen a drastic increase in the number of petitions and summons and foreclosures on the courthouse steps in the last two or three years," said Capt. Mike Marshall with the Johnson County Sheriff's Department. "We certainly sympathize with them, but we do have a responsibility to enforce the law and we do that with as much empathy as we can." In April 2004, 69 properties were sold on the courthouse steps, with bids totaling more than $9 million. In April 2008, the number or properties sold ballooned to 171, with bids totaling nearly $20 million. Buying a property on the courthouse steps requires cash or a cashier's check for the full amount of the sale. Thursday, all 15 home sales went back to the banks that held the original loans.

More than three years after a gunman went on a rampage inside an Atlanta courthouse, the trial of the man accused in the crime finally got underway as prosecutors played a haunting audiotape of the shooting. (Sept. 22)

Part 1: "Introduction: The arrest of state Sen. Dan Delp." From an August 16, 2006, federal court video deposition involving the proposed banning of The Midnight Ride of Jonathan Luna, by William Keisling, and published by Yardbird Books. In this video, York, Pennsylvania city controller James Sneddon describes, under oath, the arrest of state Sen. Dan Delp for consorting with a 19-year-old prostitute in Harrisburg, PA.

NFS Carbon Drift City Courthouse

Read the full story on this video at the newspaper that first reported on it, The Santa Fe New Mexican www.freenewmexican.com Images courtesy Santa Fe Sheriff's Department and 1st Judicial District of New Mexico. This story appeared in the Santa Fe New Mexican on June 15.