Fifteen COVID-19 cases have been reported among New York judges as of midday Tuesday, and one judge died, according to court officials and media reports.

The court has been operating in an essential-functions-only mode for more than a week, with some courts moving into virtual mode to slow the spread of the virus. The report on infections came from state court spokesman Lucian Chalfen.

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