Above, a virtual arraignment is conducted at Criminal Court in Manhattan. Photo: New York Unified Court System via AP
The court system has had great success over the past year in implementing digital proceedings during the pandemic. We are now transitioning to ever-increasing in-person appearances. But allowing for continued remote proceedings is also important.
July 08, 2021 at 10:30 AM
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Above, a virtual arraignment is conducted at Criminal Court in Manhattan. Photo: New York Unified Court System via AP
On June 24th, 2021, Gov. Andrew Cuomo issued Executive Order 210, which rescinded previous COVID-19 emergency orders impacting the justice system and other subjects, effective the following day. The order was premised on New York’s improved COVID-19 metrics and the Governor’s view that the emergency authorities he rescinded were no longer necessary.
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New York City’s criminal court started conducting all arraignments by video conferencing in March 2020 to limit traffic in courthouses during the coronavirus outbreak. Judges by and large were given discretion to
