The U.S. Supreme Court chambers once occupied by Justice Antonin Scalia are still in the process of being closed down.
Earlier projections would have had the job done months ago. But six months after Scalia’s death, court staff members are still slowly boxing up decades of Scalia’s documents and memorabilia. No destination has been set for his papers.
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