Litigators, judges and court administrators have been forced into a high-stakes game of "Would You Rather?" featuring several equally unappealing options.
November 20, 2020 at 05:00 AM
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The Trend:
A new wave of positive coronavirus cases across the country has thwarted plans to restart in-person jury trials in many jurisdictions, once again raising the prospect of the much-maligned remote jury trial becoming a necessity to keep dockets from clogging up.
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Courts in Harris County are conducting in-person jury trials. The courts’ video, “Justice Requires Jurors,” shows what jury selection and trials look like with COVID-19 precautions. (Photo: Harris CountyDistrict Courts)
