The First Department will hold remote arguments via Microsoft Teams in February and return to in-person arguments on March 1, court leaders confirmed this week. The Second Department is set to return to in-person arguments on Feb. 28, with the Third and Fourth Departments coming back to courts earlier.
January 27, 2022 at 04:02 PM
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All four departments of New York’s appellate division are set to return to in-person arguments in the coming weeks after a move to remote operations amid rising COVID-19 cases in the state in late December and January.
The First Department will hold remote arguments via Microsoft Teams in February and return to in-person arguments on March 1, court leaders confirmed this week.
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