The autumn skyline of Lower Manhattan rose through the misty morning rain as the motorcade crossed the Brooklyn Bridge toward Foley Square. For June Holloway, the sight of the majestic Corinthian columns and granite steps of the Thurgood Marshall United States Courthouse evoked a powerful mix of awe and profound vindication. Three years earlier, when Raymond Cross had threatened to haul her before federal magistrates in handcuffs if she ever…
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