The United States District Court Clerk office sits behind a facade of Indiana limestone and polished granite, marked by a rhythmic row of tall, recessed windows. This building, known as the John H. Wood Jr. United States Courthouse, took shape in the mid-nineteen sixties to replace a crowded federal facility nearby. The structure bears the name of a judge assassinated outside his home in nineteen seventy-nine, the first federal judge murdered in the twentieth century, an act that deeply rattled the local legal community.
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