The Thomas J. Cahill Hall of Justice at 850 Bryant Street serves as the central hub for San Francisco's criminal justice system. While it officially opened in 1960 as a modern granite-clad complex, it is the third iteration of a building to hold this title in the city. The site houses superior courts, the district attorney's office, and jail facilities that have been the backdrop for numerous high-profile legal proceedings, including the trials of the Zebra Killers and Dan White.
Hall of Justice (San Francisco)
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