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Busy place: Criminal courts are the focal point in old city hall and are a real people's court, says Judge Lorenzo DiCecco, left, seated on the bench in one of the courtrooms
Busy place: Criminal courts are the focal point in old city hall and are a real people's court, says Judge Lorenzo DiCecco, left, seated on the bench in one of the courtrooms

Busy place: Criminal courts are the focal point in old city hall and are a real people's court, says Judge Lorenzo DiCecco, left, seated on the bench in one of the courtrooms

Date3/30/1987
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Original Toronto Star caption: Busy place: Criminal courts are the focal point in old city hall and are a real people's court; says Judge Lorenzo DiCecco; left; seated on the bench in one of the courtrooms.
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