Bill Tice, left, and Sam Tatman of J.D. Sign Company install a glass panel on a judge’s bench at the Leonard L. Williams Justice Center in Wilmington, Delaware, on July 9, 2020.
With COVID-19 infections surging across the nation, some court systems have been calling off jury trials in hopes of containing the spread of the virus. Some others are taking a wait-and-see approach or allowing decisions to be made on the local level.
In some states, the rise in infections has prompted court officials to shut down jury trials soon after a first round of trial restrictions was lifted.
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