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Earl Warren Building

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The Earl Warren Building, completed in 1922, is a California state government building located in San Francisco's Civic Center area. It serves as the headquarters for the Supreme Court of California, the highest court in the state judiciary. The building was named after Earl Warren, who served as Governor of California and later as Chief Justice of the United States. It is situated within the San Francisco Civic Center Historic District.

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What is the Earl Warren Building used for?

The Earl Warren Building houses the Supreme Court of California, the state's highest court. It is located in the Civic Center area of San Francisco.

When was the Earl Warren Building completed?

The building was completed in 1922. It is part of San Francisco's larger Civic Center government complex.

Who was Earl Warren?

Earl Warren was a California governor and later Chief Justice of the United States. The building was named for him because of his major role in California's judicial and political history.

Can the public visit the Earl Warren Building?

The building is a working government and court facility, so access depends on court schedules and security rules. Visitors should check official California court information before planning a visit.

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