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    Suffolk Supreme Court, Riverhead - Suffolk County's Department S & Q

    Suffolk Supreme Court, Riverhead

    1.5(2 reviews)
    0.0 mi

    Judge Paul J. Baisely I do not recommend this judge.He is…read moreextremely and has not compassion nor empathy. Do not use him for any means. I had a car accident and have 3 herniated disc in my neck that were evident on . reports. 7 WEEKS before my accident i had sugery and was not totally healed. Because my car did not show enough damage, judge Basil said, I do not deserve any money. I need to get nerve ablation often to alleviate my migraines to function. I have a special needs daughter, who is on the spectrum, adhd, and learning disabled. This Judge should not be practicing.

    Victoria in room 326, although a little helpful today was absolutely unprofessional and downright…read morerude yesterday. Not everyone knows the procedure to file a court action and apparently she ASSumes that we do. When entering "her" office and she asks can I help you and I respond with a question as to a procedure that was told to me by the Clerks in Central Islip court and I'm incorrect she snapped back with an unprofessional tone and snide remark. The 2 courts are apparently not on the same page as to what is the procedure, and that's ok, CI is not Riverhead, but if the clerks in CI have it wrong she should call a supervisor in CI to advise them of the correct way, and DO NOT take it out on the person in front of you who was incorrectly advised. Your in a public office Victoria, be professional and courteous at all times.

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    Richard C Lee U S Courthouse

    Richard C Lee U S Courthouse

    3.0(2 reviews)
    30.0 mi

    Let's see now......... you find yourself in a US District courthouse…read more Face it. That's not good news, because you're either sitting on one side of the jury box, or the other. Neither is an enviable place to be. However, given my 'druthers (though I wasn't), at least I'm only here because I got a summons for jury duty. It's my civil obligation, I know. I respect that. But at my age, after having been summoned to jury duty on three other occasions over the years, I thought I'd fulfilled my civic duty. I guess I was mistaken....

    Attended a trial here as a fact witness. I have seen many types of courthouses before under…read moresimilar circumstances. The Richard C Lee US Courthouse has an imposing and stately look to it from the outside. To enter this building you have to go through a security checkpoint. And except for attorneys, they do not allow cell phones or cameras within the building, so no photos for this review. After I was cleared through security, artificial hip and all, I was shown to a small room that was reserved for use by the defense team that I was working with. I waited there to be called to testify in the courtroom nearby where the case was being heard. This windowless room had a conference table and eight to ten chairs. With the door closed it was warm and stuffy and no thermostat in sight. Once I was called into the courtroom it was almost like going from the Sahara to Iceland! But I much preferred the icebox since I was wearing a suit and tie. Like many other courthouses I have been in, this one is massive and impressive. There are the common wooden benches for seating and tables and chairs set for plaintiff and defense teams to present their cases. There is of course the jury box (some of you may have had experience with this if you have been called for jury duty) and witness stand where I did my part, and the "bench" or desk where the judge sits and a place in front for the court reporter. I almost hate to say it but if you've seen one courthouse, you've seen them all.

    Bridgeport Superior Court - Bridgeport Superior Court

    Bridgeport Superior Court

    2.3(3 reviews)
    32.7 mi

    Came here for information on how to file something and the clerks were so helpful, friendly, and…read morefast. I was in and out.

    How many times do you think they can make a group of 150 potential jurors line up throughout the…read moreday?? - How about 6, at the minimum (5 of which I was line- leader!) As line leader of the potential jurors I got to perform the following tasks- 1. Press the down button on elevator 2. Press the number 6 3. avoid mass confusion and lead the group into court #3 4. Request bathroom break 5. count out the water fountain drink limit so we can all have a chance ("1,2,3,4 Switch") 6. First choice of smock in the art room 7. Being the envy of the older Albanian woman who said I looked like her half- brother. The VHS converted to DVD was shown about 1 hour into arrival- It proved to us that we are here for an important reason but also reiterrated that we all have busy (lie) and important (again, a lie) ilves. The white business type folks gathered round the glass windows- some to gain a vantage point over the beautiful city and coast line dotted with projects, abandoned homes, and failed revitalization projects, others to huddle around the weak wireless signal dripping out of the almost nearby Holiday Inn. If you have never been to this city, its not like the other "ports" in CT ie. westport, southport- BPT is a city with a net exodus of people and net inflow of brownfield sites.- I mean, I still like it. The camaradie formed inside jury selection is like no other- The only way to make friends is by what the people have on, what extra items they brought in or what they look like. Its a microcosm of high school- "You have a golf shirt on- you play golf, lets talk or you have a nice cloche, where did you get it? Marshalls? I love the Marshalls on North Ave, No metal detectors! An impromptu game of go fish broke out in the back, but seemed to fold quickly do to conflict of the rules, or they might have been using a pinochle deck. Some advice, when you walk in- sit in the fron right seats closest to the windows- when they call for check in- you will be first. Also- When you get dismissed from a case, dont be upset- Its like being found not guilty.

    Providence City Hall

    Providence City Hall

    3.3(13 reviews)
    90.2 miDownCity

    Providence City Hall is the center of the municipal government in Providence, and is located at the…read moresouthwest end of Kennedy Plaza at 25 Dorrance Street. The building was constructed between 1875 and 1878 and designed by Samuel J. F. Thayer in the Second Empire style. In 1975, the building was listed on the National Register of Historic Places; it is also a contributing structure to the broader Downtown Providence Historic District. Though the area around it has changed over the years, Providence City Hall remains a constant in downtown Providence. The cast iron and masonry structure witnessed the evolution of Exchange Place into Kennedy Plaza, two hurricanes, and multiple cycles of economic depression and growth. Initially, Providence's municipal government was located in the crowded Market House, across the Providence river. Needing a bigger space, alderman were split on where to put a new city hall. Half of the council lived on the east side of the river, and half on the west, causing a thirty-year struggle over where to put the new government building. Eventually, the west side won and the cornerstone was laid on June 24, 1875. In the 1950s the city's downtown master plan called for the demolition of City Hall, but it was saved and restored, reflecting the city's pride in its historic roots. Many city departments can be found in this building...including Tax collection, Board of Canvassers, Board of Licenses, City Archives, City Council, Public Works, Municipal court, Mayor's office, and much more. I usually go into the building for things related to my tax bill or a few years ago to get my marriage license. Anyway, a beautiful building reminiscing of a French government building in the heart of Providence.

    So, as much as I hate paying taxes, the gentleman who has helped me the last two times I was there,…read morewas a real gem. I won't say enjoyed paying taxes but his persona and personable manner made it less painful.

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    Connecticut State Legislative Office Building

    Connecticut State Legislative Office Building

    4.2(5 reviews)
    58.4 miFrog Hollow

    My first time to attend a beautiful event in the first floor atrium of the legislative office…read morebuilding. I was able to park for free after 4 in the lot across from the building. Very impressive architecture and a very interesting Ct Hall of Fame section. Very clean and spacious, perfect for the event.

    I've been thinking about the basis on which to review the place state lawmakers come to work. The…read moreobvious question is to ask, "Do they pass the laws I want them to pass?" with the obvious answer: "Not often enough." But that's not just my personal hubris; it could be said of any legislature anywhere, so back to Connecticut's take on a legislative office building. First of all, it's architecturally distinctive. Within its modern facade is a lovely large interior atrium that seems much larger than it is. A "tunnel" connects the LOB to the Capitol next door, decorated with faces from the state's history. The tunnel is actually a bridge over the highway on ramp between the buildings, which just feels cool. The cafeteria is convenient and decent, and the entire building tended with great attention. Parking is free in a garage behind the LOB: follow the driveway between it and the state armory next door to find its entrance. The staff have only been kind and helpful when I've visited on business. Whatever lawmakers may decide to do or not do, these state employees remain gracious, and I appreciate it.

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