Virtual court. Photo: Courtesy photo
"Nobody has dealt with this before," said 174th District Judge Hazel Jones. "We don't have all the right answers. And yes, it does take people to say, 'Hey, maybe you should do it another way.'"
April 14, 2020 at 05:55 PM
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Judges in Houston who are allegedly still requiring lawyers and defendants to make in-person court appearances amid the COVID-19 outbreak have found a new critic.
The Harris County Criminal Lawyers Association, which counts 700 members, demanded that criminal judges stop forcing in-person appearances from defendants and their attorneys. It claimed the same courts have been allowing prosecutors to appear by video conference.
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