Courts continue to struggle with inconsistent COVID-19 protocols and pushback on reinstituting in-person proceedings, suggesting that even as the Delta variant shows signs of slowing in the U.S., getting back to "normal" may not be possible—at least not any time soon.
October 29, 2021 at 02:03 PM
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Courts continue to struggle with inconsistent COVID-19 protocols and pushback on reinstituting in-person proceedings, suggesting that even as the Delta variant shows signs of slowing in the U.S., getting back to normal—or even proceeding with a new normal—many not be possible any time soon.
Some court systems continue to deal with confusion over mask mandates that have, apparently unbeknownst to some, been in place since summertime.
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“Masks Required” sign at the Ronald Reagan Federal Building & Courthouse. Photo: Meghann Cuniff/ALM
