"It's exciting to know we're going to be returning back to face-to-face hearings, and start tackling the backlog that has inevitably occurred during this time,” Palm Beach Circuit Chief Judge Krista Marx said.
June 21, 2021 at 07:21 PM
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Lawyers practicing in South Florida have the option to shed their masks at state courthouses, according to information from chief judges in the tri-county region.
Broward Chief Judge Jack Tuter and Palm Beach Chief Judge Krista Marx said the courts will require no person, juror or witness to wear masks or to remain at least six feet apart from others after June 21.
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(L-R) Judge Tuter and Chief Judge Krista Marx. Courtesy photos
