As fears about the spread of COVID-19 grip the world, a common theme has emerged in the response of South Florida state and federal courts: watching, planning, waiting—and sanitizing.

The Florida Supreme Court said it’s following its pandemic plans after Gov. Ron DeSantis declared a public health emergency. Having wrapped up oral arguments for March, the court will consider any precautions for April’s arguments in the coming weeks.

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