The Justice Palace of Beirut, known as Palais de Justice (French), (Arabic: قصر العدل في بيروت[1]) is the main judicial complex in Lebanon. Located in Beirut,[2] it serves as the headquarters for Lebanon's judiciary system.
The Justice Palace houses courts and offices for the judiciary, including civil, criminal, and administrative cases.[2] It is situated in the Adlieh area of Beirut,[3] near major roads for accessibility.
The building was built by the architect Farid Trad. Construction took place between 1959 and 1963.[4][5] The Justice Palace of Beirut is located on a property with an area of 35,000 square meters.[2] It is an imposing building reflecting governmental and judicial authority. Its design combines modern[5] and traditional elements to symbolize justice and resilience.
The Justice Palace has been the site of numerous significant trials, including cases related to political assassinations, corruption, and national security.[6][7]
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