Austin Hall was the first building built especially for Harvard Law School. Henry Hobson Richardson's Romanesque arches frame the entrance, but on the second floor is an especially interesting room. The Ames Courtroom was originally a law library, but is now used for mock trials argued by second and third year students in front of practicing judges (including Supreme Court justices). The room has twice hosted real cases argued before the Supreme Court of the Navajo Nation. - AsNotedIn