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Contents 1 History 2 Points of Interest 3 Notes 4 Trivia 5 See Also

History

The Hall of Justice was constructed by the Justice League of America following a year after the destruction of the previous Justice League Watchtower, and located in Washington, D.C. and in the same location as the JSA and All-Star Squadron original headquarters. The Hall was designed by John Stewart and Wonder Woman, and financed by Batman and built from scratch by Superman.

The Hall was later appropriated by the United Nations as the headquarters for the new Justice League International. This causes public outrage, with many citizens taking offense to the idea of superheroes from foreign countries using an American landmark as their base of operations, and cause a few civilians to blow up the Hall while the JLI was away on a mission.^[1]

Points of Interest

These are the known rooms located in the Hall of Justice:

• High Technology Clean Lab #2 (H.T.C.L. 2): The most advanced Laboratory of its kind in North America.

• The Kitchen: The League's combat training room

• Auxiliary Robotics Lab

• Main Conference/Meeting Room

• The Trophy Room: Features weapons used by villains and heroes (all of which were dismantled and made useless by Batman).

• Nuclear Lab

• Storage Rooms 1-12

• Slideways Control Bay: Teleportation room that connects to the Justice League Satellite.

• Gift Shop

• The Morgue: Where the JLA keeps the bodies of their enemies. Mainly for the purpose of protecting the corpses from body snatching operations that are harvesting superhuman parts for re-use. It is located 3 stories below the Meeting Room.
  
  

Notes

• The Hall is reinforced with blast resistant concrete and 400-436 tons of titanium plates.

• The Hall shares the same diplomatic privileges as a foreign embassy. They can legally give asylum to anyone they want, including supervillains.

• The Hall contains at least 12 floors.
  
  
  

Trivia

• The Hall is architecturally similar to the Hall of Justice as seen in the 1970s Super-Friends television series.

See Also

• Appearances of Hall of Justice (New Earth)
• Location Gallery: Hall of Justice (New Earth)
  
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