On the morning of April 14th, the granite steps of the Thurgood Marshall United States Courthouse were flanked by hundreds of retired public employees, union workers, and financial reform advocates. They held no angry signs; they stood in solemn, dignified rows, wearing simple blue lapel ribbons in memory of David Lindqvist. Inside Room 318, the atmosphere was as hushed and reverent as a cathedral. Senior District Judge Evelyn Martinez took…
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