In-person jury trials are happening again in the U.S. District Court for the Northern District of Texas.
There is an in-person jury trial scheduled in a federal court for June 15, after a test jury trial last week in Dallas ended in acquittal for a criminal-defendant who had fought as hard as possible to postpone the trial. These are the first in-person jury trials in Texas—and maybe the nation—since the coronavirus pandemic shuttered courthouse doors in March.
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