News late Tuesday from the Connecticut Judicial Branch that state jury trials would resume June 1—after a 15-month hiatus due to the global health pandemic—was met with excitement and hope.

Several attorneys said they had bench trials, mediations and alternative dispute resolutions over the past year. But they agreed that nothing can take the place of a jury trial in the courtroom.

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