“We recognize that it will be a long time, if ever, before we can return to even a semblance of the in-person density and activity that took place in our courthouses before the pandemic,” she said. “And so, we’re working constantly to expand our virtual capacity and improve our virtual operations now and for the future.”
September 21, 2020 at 06:42 PM
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New York Chief Judge Janet DiFiore said Monday that jury summonses will start going out this week for civil jury trials expected to take place as soon as next month in New York City.
But she added that it will take a “long time” before state courthouses can come back to the in-person density experienced before the pandemic.
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