courthouse

IPA: kˈɔrthaʊs

A public building housing courts of law.
(US) The public building where most American counties have their county offices.

Examples of "courthouse" in Sentences

What was going on inside the courthouse is less clear.
Th real reason that we can't have the Ten Commandments posted in a courthouse is this:
The morass also threatens sales activity fueled by investors who purchase homes in courthouse foreclosure auctions.
The furrowed brows and grave tones of newsfolk over helicopter shots of people gathered outside the courthouse is laughable.
The new courthouse is a winner if you love maximum solar energy and accompanying sun glare dominating the entry and hallways.
If you want to blog about our judicial system, you can take a look to our main courthouse, a few blocks from your apartment at Recoleta.
For the low-maintenance types, eloping with just your sweetie and a witness to the local courthouse is your cheapest and greenest option.
One immediate improvement Tillerson Adams hopes to bring to the Upper Marlboro courthouse is wireless capability, which would allow attorneys and courthouse observers to get online with their laptops.