Judges across Georgia planning to restart in-person jury trials while the current spread of COVID-19 remains high are proposing extraordinary measures to shield jurors and trial participants from contracting the virus. 

In some circuits where courthouses won’t accommodate adequate social distancing, jury selection and trials will be held in civic centers, sports arenas, school gymnasiums or lodges associated with groups such as the Veterans of Foreign Wars.

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