I have realized recently that my courtroom—the courtroom where I still sit each day, albeit alone—is and remains a time capsule of sorts. It is a land stuck in time, forgotten, a court scene out of Pompeii, or to use modern speak, it is frozen, muted, and you may need to exit the room and restart the Matrix to get the room running properly. And, if none of that works, I believe we do have a call-in number for you to try.

A commonly distributed free local paper sits on a court officer’s desk bearing the date March 16, 2020. A calendar for the next day’s work on March 17, 2020 still sits on the ledge of a counter in front of the bench. It has been carefully, professionally marked up by the court officers who serve my part.

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