Top row left to right: Judges Richard Gottlieb, Pamela Gates, Jack Tuter, Stephanie Bowman and Thomas Zilly. Middle left to right: Judges Glenn Grant, Christopher Brasher, Kimberly Knill, Jennifer Bailey and Emily MIskel. Bottom left to right: Judges Bruce Anderson and Tony Leung. (Photos: Courtesy Photo) Holding Court: Keeping the Wheels of Justice Turning During Unprecedented Times
A look back at the dozen conversations The Litigation Daily has had with trial judges this year about how they've managed their dockets during the pandemic.
December 21, 2020 at 07:30 AM
9 minute read
When I moved into my role as columnist of The Litigation Daily back in July, one question dominated my thinking and reporting: How are courts going to keep their docket moving during the middle of a pandemic that makes coming together to hold court as we have in the past a public health hazard?
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