Four persons serving on grand juries in New York tested positive in the span of one week in late November. The cases, as outlined on the court system’s website, are the first infections among jurors in months.
November 30, 2020 at 06:25 PM
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New York’s court system has reported several coronavirus cases among grand jurors as virus infections surge across the state.
Four people serving on New York grand juries or on special grand juries have tested positive for the virus, the state court system reported in the span of a week in late November. The cases, as outlined on the court system’s website, are the first infections among jurors in months.
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Marked jury seating arrangements are placed around the courtroom to ensure social distancing at the Kings County Supreme Court in Brooklyn. Photo: Ryland West/ALM
