Courts Should Consult With Experienced Defense Counsel in Drafting Procedure for Criminal Jury Trials
The courts must take precaution to protect the participants from the COVID-19 virus and yet ensure due process. Procedure for civil trials can be adjusted for remote participation of parties and witnesses.
January 11, 2021 at 01:16 PM
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As the bench and bar enter the second year of the COVID-19 pandemic, the courts are struggling with the procedure of conducting trials while protecting participants from infection. As much as there is an effort to promote settlements in civil cases, eventually some cases must be tried. The courts must take precaution to protect the participants from the COVID-19 virus and yet ensure due process. Procedure for civil trials can be adjusted for remote participation of parties and witnesses.
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