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    22nd Circuit Courts

    3.6 (8 reviews)
    Closed 9:00 am - 5:00 pm

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    Cassandra S.

    It's a beautiful building. I would highly recommend just coming and looking at the architecture. The employees aren't very helpful. I came once for a parking ticket and four different employees gave me four different answers on where I needed to go. I had a letter with their address and they were all still confused. After an hour I finally got to the right room for what I needed. I don't blame the employees but I do feel like they need better training.

    I'm glad that despite the venue, they still made it an intimate experience.
    Rosemary L.

    Haha, umm. Well, I'm not sure than anyone enjoys jury duty but I also got married here so there's some sentimental value that increased my rating. Regarding the wedding: Despite the venue, it still felt very intimate. I'm grateful that in addition to our two witnesses, we were able to bring an additional friend to snap a few pictures. Jury Duty: That being said, in my experience, everything was well-organized, ran smoothly, and our judge, while professional, was also very caring-- acknowledging that the trial we were being selected for was going to be difficult to sit through (murder 1 + domestic violence). The questions we were asked centered around extremely vulnerable topics and we were given the opportunity to approach the bench and answer to the judge, prosecutor, and defense attorney if we were not comfortable answering in front of everyone. Ultimately, I was grateful to not be selected for this jury, and I'm grateful for how jury selection was conducted.

    Christy A.

    The civil court process is never really a pleasant experience; yet very necessary to resolve personal issues that are typically a pain in the ass and complete waste of valuable time. I won my case fair and square so I applaud the judge's fairness. The Sheriff's could be more pleasant at the entrance and so could the clerk inside the actual court room. But I guess when you deal with shit all day your attitude can be pretty shitty.

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    Jury Supervisor's Office - Civil Courts Building

    Jury Supervisor's Office

    3.3(9 reviews)
    0.0 miDowntown

    If you have herniated discs, they will deny your health and make sure you suffer in pain waiting…read more They do not care for your health. They have the pleasure of making people suffer, especially the supervisor. Just a heads up if you have a back injury and are still healing from it, they do not have ice packs or anything for you.

    I am here every 24 - 30 months so I figure, it was time to finally write a review. Seriously, I do…read morenot know how lucky I can get being called for Jury Duty every two to two and a half years on a regular basis. I do believe, I have definitely served my civic duty. The ambiance of the waiting area is not plush, but you don't need to worry about the decor, you will not be there long. The most important thing to remember about Jury Duty, is to listen. The staff moves things along, very quickly and if they have to repeat themselves, that is when they get gruff. Otherwise, it is rather painless. I brought magazines and both of my iPads, in preparation of a long wait. My start day was Wednesday, not the typical Monday so the selection pool wasn't as large. My number was called in the second group, so no time to play on iPad or read any magazine articles, because once you are in the courtroom all those items are taboo. Once the Voir dire (jury selection) starts, that is when the real entertainment begins. My jury pool was 48 city residents and each and every one of them had some type of story. Some had more then one story, to share with the judge and lawyer. The selection process took close to a full 7 hours. During that time we did get a lunch break, of just over an hour. However, it made for a long day 8 AM - 5:30 PM. I've served on one criminal, two civil (one as foreman) and one grand jury. I guess I had too much experience, because this time I was not selected to serve.

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    Is this what it looks like from prison? Lol

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    City of St. Louis - "Bruce" is one of the Budweiser Clydesdales.

    City of St. Louis

    3.7(34 reviews)
    0.1 miDowntown

    St. Louis is famous for the Gateway Arch, the 1904 World's Fair (which invented the ice cream…read morecone), its significant history as the "Gateway to the West," the Anheuser-Busch Brewery, Forest Park's many institutions, and its contributions to American music and culture, including the Blues music scene and its role in the Great Migration. John Goodman, Andy Cohen, Nelly, Jenna Fischer, Sterling Brown, Chuck Berry, Jon Hamm, Maya Angelou, Vincent Price, Yogi Berra, Tina Turner ... are from St Louis. St. Louis is known for unique comfort foods like juicy smoked St. Louis ribs, toasted ravioli, a dish of breaded and fried ravioli, and gooey butter cake, a dense, buttery dessert. Provel cheese is used in signature thin-crust pizza, an open-faced Gerber sandwich & breakfast dish known as the Slinger.

    Saint Louis is a city that blends grandeur with grit, history with reinvention. Anchored by the…read moreiconic Gateway Arch, an elegant steel curve that nods to westward expansion, it is the largest city on the Mississippi River and wears that title with quiet confidence. The Arch itself is worth a quick visit, especially for the view from the top, but Saint Louis does not rely on a single landmark to define its character. If you're not into claustrophobia or acrophobia, simply putting your hands on it at ground level is plenty. One of the city's most practical charms is its MetroLink system, which connects the airport to downtown with ease. For travelers, that is a rare and welcome convenience. No pricey rideshares or confusing transfers, just a straight shot into the heart of the city. And once you are there, you will find that Saint Louis is refreshingly affordable. Whether you are grabbing a bite in Soulard, catching a show in Grand Center or enjoying ribs on Delmar Loop, your wallet will not feel ambushed. Culture thrives here, especially in its museums, many of which are free. The Saint Louis Art Museum in Forest Park offers everything from ancient artifacts to contemporary installations. The Missouri History Museum dives deep into local stories, from riverboats to civil rights. And the City Museum, a surreal playground of repurposed architecture and whimsy, defies categorization. It is part sculpture, part jungle gym, and wholly unforgettable. Food and drink are part of the city's soul. Saint Louis is famously home to Budweiser, and the Anheuser-Busch brewery still looms large in both skyline and culture. But the city is far more than macro beers. A vibrant craft brewing scene has taken root, with local favorites like Urban Chestnut, 4 Hands, and Perennial Artisan Ales offering everything from crisp lagers to barrel-aged stouts. The food scene is equally diverse, from toasted ravioli and gooey butter cake to inventive takes on barbecue and global street food. If sports are your thing, Saint Louis delivers. Baseball fans flock to Busch Stadium to cheer on the Cardinals, while hockey enthusiasts rally behind the Blues at Enterprise Center. There is even a growing buzz around the city's new Major League Soccer team, St. Louis City SC at Energizer Park. In short, Saint Louis is a city that does not shout. It invites. It is a place where history hums beneath your feet, where art and sport coexist, and where the river keeps rolling, just like the stories it carries. I have just one small request. Please refer to the city as Saint Louis, not "St. Louis." It's a matter of respect and accuracy, since the full name carries historical and civic weight. I know it's a common shorthand, but I'd really appreciate sticking with the proper name. [Review 1190 of 2025 - 454 in Missouri - 24742 overall]

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    Old Courthouse - The Old Courthouse

    Old Courthouse

    4.3(137 reviews)

    While visiting St. Louis Missouri for the ACEC IT Forum Conference in September, I had a chance to…read morevisit some of the landmarks near the Hyatt Regency hotel. The Old Courthouse is one of the landmarks that stands immediately adjacent to the Gateway Arch. The St. Louis Old Courthouse is part of the Gateway Arch National Park. It was originally built between 1839 and 1862. The Old Courthouse replaced a smaller First Courthouse. It's theme is a Greek Revival style with a central rotunda. There are several landmark cases that occurred in the St. Louis Old Courthouse. The building is stunning with the Doric columns, the facades, and how the layout is centered around a large rotunda. The Old Courthouse has undergone renovation in the recent years, including upgrades with elevators and ramps, climate control, restored courtrooms and some new exhibit galleries! You can visit and tour the rotunda, restored courtrooms, and history exhibit galleries. If you're visiting the Gateway Arch, I recommend stopping by the St. Louis Old Courthouse. It's close and there is a lot of historical information regarding the history of St. Louis Missouri and the Old Courthouse.

    It is s a Greek Revival building with an Italian Renaissance-style dome. The dome was completed in…read more1862, making it one of the first of its type. The courthouse is significant for 2 of the nation's most significant legal cases; the Dred Scott case and the Virginia Minor case. The Dred Scott case, which began in 1846, included trials in 1847 and 1850 at the Old Courthouse. The case was ultimately decided by the U.S. Supreme Court in 1857, ruling against the Scotts and stating that they did not have the right to sue as citizens. The Virginia Minor case, regarding a woman's right to vote, was tried in the 1870s at the Old Courthouse. We were able to walk inside the courthouse, sit behind the judges desk & read about the cases. There was a lot of interesting information to read & videos to watch.

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