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Courts need personal protective equipment before they can reopen to in-person proceedings. Getting it may take a while.
May 26, 2020 at 06:10 PM
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Courts across Texas are busy planning to reopen courthouses to in-person proceedings, but first, they need personal protective equipment.
Judges now are putting in requests for the same scarce PPE that hospitals and first responders have been seeking during the COVID-19 pandemic. The Texas Office of Court Administration has stepped in with an attempt to get the judiciary the gear it needs to reopen safely.
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