The latest spike in COVID-19 cases in Texas has prompted some courts to change course on in-person proceedings.
Some jury trials have been rescheduled or delayed into the New Year, or moved entirely online.
Check back for updates on how Texas courts are responding to the latest COVID-19 spike. Some courts are rescheduling in-person jury trials into the New Year, or moving them totally online.
November 23, 2020 at 06:00 PM
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The latest spike in COVID-19 cases in Texas has prompted some courts to change course on in-person proceedings.
Some jury trials have been rescheduled or delayed into the New Year, or moved entirely online.
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