Grand Hall Of Justice
The Grand Hall of Justice of Mega-City One is a fictional building in the Judge Dredd comic strip in 2000 AD. It actually refers to three different buildings which existed at different times. The Grand Hall has been an important setting in several Judge Dredd stories, and one story, The Prankster, was written specifically about it.
The location was originally called "Justice HQ" but the term "Hall of Justice" first turned up in prog 11; "Justice Central" would be used as the term a few times after prog 86.
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