"I will say my impression has been there's an excitement to get back into the courtroom, and not have to worry about what my connection speed is or what's in my background," said Michael Noveck of the Office of the Public Defender.
February 09, 2022 at 06:08 PM
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For litigators, returning to in-person court proceedings after participating in remote hearings during the pandemic can be like reuniting with an old friend.
But are lawyers who’ve been out of court for almost two years ready for the challenge of going back?
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L-R: Rocco Cipparone, Michael Noveck and Matthew Tharney. Courtesy photos
