"Jury trials are the cornerstone of our court system, and the public has been waiting patiently to have their day in court," Miami-Dade Circuit Chief Judge Bertila Soto said.
February 10, 2021 at 01:29 PM
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After a three-month hiatus, Miami-Dade Circuit Court will resume jury trials — albeit with strict social distancing measures.
Chief Judge Bertila Soto had suspended all jury trials in December, pointing to a holiday-fueled COVID-19 spike across South Florida.
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