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The accompanying image appears to be not from the ICE building but from the federal courthouse in downtown Portland, more than a mile away.

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Freed from ties to an actual courthouse, private judges have presided over cases at all hours—and locations.

If the blast was deliberate, it would be the deadliest such incident in New Delhi since 2011, when a bomb placed in a briefcase outside a courthouse killed 15 people and injured dozens of others.

For most of his tenure, Roberts has been a popular leader within the judiciary, calling for raising judges’ pay, improving courthouse security and defending judicial independence.

A temporary courthouse has been erected in Magdeburg for his trial, because of the large number of victims.

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