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It is built on the location of the former royal palace of Saint Louis, from which the Sainte Chapelle still remains.

It houses various courts:

• the Paris court of large claims;
• the Paris correctional court;
• the Paris Court of Appeal;
• the French Cour de cassation (highest jurisdiction in the French judicial order).

Security is maintained by gendarmes.

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