The crisp autumn air of Lower Manhattan was charged with palpable tension as the black SUV convoy arrived at Foley Square at eight-thirty on Tuesday morning. Outside the majestic granite facade of the Thurgood Marshall United States Courthouse, hundreds of journalists, television broadcast crews, and supporters had assembled along the wide stone steps beneath the towering Corinthian columns. Banners and handmade placards fluttered in the brisk river breeze: *'Artists Deserve…
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