Palace of Justice (Beirut)
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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.
Overview
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.
Architecture
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.
Notable cases
The Justice Palace has been the site of numerous significant trials, including cases related to political assassinations, corruption, and national security.[6][7]
References
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