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Judges in face masks, constant courtroom cleanings, only two people per elevator and counsel tables moved six feet apart: These are some changes lawyers may notice when Texas courts start opening back up after June 1.
May 05, 2020 at 04:39 PM
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After June 1, Texas courts might begin to hold some hearings in courthouses again, but it’s going to look different compared to pre-coronavirus times.
Judges in face masks, constant courtroom cleanings, only two people per elevator and counsel tables moved six feet apart: These are some changes lawyers may notice when Texas courts start reopening.
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