Following the July 2021 death of Senior U.S. District Judge William Pauley III of the Southern District of New York, attorneys and fellow jurists hailed him as a tough but fair-minded judge who seemed to delight in taking on complicated cases.

But because of limits on in-person gatherings at the Southern District courthouse in Lower Manhattan, holding a memorial for Pauley in the halls of justice where he once roamed had to be held off for more than a year, said district executive Edward Friedland.

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