Well, it’s happening. The Wyoming Supreme Court building renovation is nearly complete (with the exception of the law library). We’ll be moving to our new quarters on Monday. This means that as of right now, my office is completely packed up, with everything except a couple files and my computer dumped carefully placed into boxes. They’re ready for the state movers to take them from our temporary digs across the street to our new/old permanent home.
This is cool—I haven’t worked at the Supreme Court building at all during my time here, so I’m happy to get some time in that building. The offices are a huge improvement, especially for the administrative staff, who’ve had to endure a lot before and during the move. But my favorite part is the new courtroom, which looks amazing, with new marble columns and real wood paneling, an appropriately sized and spaced bench (not too high) and a plethora of technology improvements. It’s really impressive. I’m looking forward to seeing oral arguments there, but the first official business will be the swearing-in ceremony of the new lawyers on Oct. 31. That seems appropriate.
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