Judge Dukinfield's office is a "little brick house back of the courthouse" (The Town 102). It is described in more detail in "Smoke," where it is a crime scene. There it is separated from the "courthouse proper" by a "flagged passage," though it can also be reached by "the narrow private stair which led down from the courtroom, used only by the presiding judge during court term" (14).
Judge Dukinfield's office is a "little brick house back of the courthouse" (The Town, 102). It is described in more detail in "Smoke," where it is a crime scene. There it is separated from the "courthouse proper" by a "flagged passage," though it can also be reached by "the narrow private stair which led down from the courtroom, used only by the presiding judge during court term" (14).
