"The first surprise was the number of people who were willing to recognize the obligation of citizenship and the importance of a jury trial and come down and serve," the judge said.
October 14, 2020 at 10:24 AM
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Welcome to the latest in our Holding Court series where the Lit Daily is exploring the variety of ways the COVID-19 pandemic has changed how the nation’s trial courts conduct their business and the things individual jurists are doing to adjust to whatever the new normal is going to be.
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Miami-Dade Circuit Judge Jennifer Bailey
