The Florida Supreme Court has erected a safety fence outside its building and is beginning repairs to its basement, where water seepage has destroyed some 12,000 books during the last two years.
The Supreme Court’s basement houses its law library. The rare book room, which includes books dating to the 1500s, including law books from Spanish rule and some written in Cherokee and dealing with Cherokee law, was moved upstairs and the books were not damaged.
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