Pennsylvania Supreme Court Justice David N. Wecht.
Wecht was notified Monday that one of his children tested presumptively positive for the illness after returning from overseas studies.
March 17, 2020 at 05:47 PM
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Pennsylvania Supreme Court Justice David Wecht has self-quarantined after a family member tested presumptively positive for COVID-19, the Administrative Office of Pennsylvania Courts has announced.
The AOPC’s statement, released late Tuesday, said Wecht was notified Monday that one of his children tested presumptively positive for the illness after returning from overseas studies. Following the notification, Wecht, along with his family, decided to self-quarantine, based on medical advice.
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