By issuing jury summonses that permit either virtual or in-person service, the court continues to apply a cautious approach toward returning to normal operations as COVID-19 conditions improve.
March 08, 2021 at 02:00 PM
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Trials with in-person juries could return to New Jersey courthouses May 17 under a special modified jury summons notice authorized by the Supreme Court.
By issuing jury summonses that permit either virtual or in-person service, the court continues to apply a cautious approach toward returning to normal operations as COVID-19 conditions improve.
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