Judge Antonia "Toni" Arteaga of Bexar County's 57th Civil District Court swears in a jury pool for virtual jury selection Wednesday. But the trial was delayed until Sept. 21, because no lawyers consented for their case to go to trial yet. Photo: 57th District Court YouTube channel 'Guess What?' Texas' First Zoom Civil Jury Fizzles as No Attorneys Consent to Proceed Before Remote Jury
Because no lawyers consented for their cases to go to Texas' first totally virtual civil jury trial Wednesday, Judge Antonia Arteaga of San Antonio has delayed the proceeding to Sept. 21.
August 19, 2020 at 01:25 PM
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It was supposed to be Texas' first Zoom jury trial in a civil case.
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