The Statement of Requirements defined by the User is as follows ...
Here's the Web Site for the State District Courts, Harris County, Texas, and here's a List of Judges.
This list of Courts shows that each court is assigned a number, which is in front of the judge name. 
For example, Judge Mark Davidson serves the 11th court. 
A Database is required to store data to be displayed on a Web Page like this one.

User Comments start here :-
I merged the Court and Judge entities as one entity.  
I could have easily replaced the word Staff with Position or something similiar. 
I know that technically, this could have been normalized more, but I 
think it matches the business model and isn't overkill.   
I'm very curious as to how this would be modelled, knowing its for a web environment. 
User Comments end here.

A. What are the Things of Interest ?
A.1 Buildings 
A.2 Courts
A.3 Judges
A.4 Locations
A.5 Positions
A.6 Staff 

B. What do we know about these Things ?
B.1 A Building has an Address. 
    An example of a Building is 301 Fannin, and a Location is 301 Fannin, 2nd Floor. 
B.2 Court Types are Civil, Criminal, Family, etc..
B.3 A Locations is a Floor in a building.
    Each judge must reside at exactly one location, but can move Locations from time to time. 
B.4 A member of Staff has a name, phone number, email, and a Position. 
    The Position can vary from time to time. Therefore there is a separate 'Positions' Table.    
    Positions include Bailiff, Clerk, Assistant Clerk, Coordinator and Court Reporter. 

C. How are these Things related ?
C.1 Each judge has 6 Staff members, each with a Position.
C.2 There are many Locations inside buildings (such as floors). 
C.3 Staff are assigned to Courts.
    A court has many different people associated with it, and these roles are consistent for every court.