ON THE EIGHTH floor of the Fulton County Courthouse, a large placard in front of the doors to Judge Rowland W. Barnes’ old courtroom reads, “Quiet Please Court In Session.”
The courtroom, however, has been dark since March 11, the day Judge Barnes, his court reporter and a deputy were gunned down. The sign preserves the courtroom as a crime scene and it likely will stay that way until Brian G. Nichols, the man accused in the deaths of four people that day, goes on trial.
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