While civil jury trials have been largely halted since the pandemic's onset one year ago, Administrative Judge Lawrence Knipel said the Brooklyn court had processed an "amazing" 18,500 matters since the end of April 2020. Civil trials are set to resume on March 22.
March 08, 2021 at 04:00 PM
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The original version of this story was published on New York Law Journal
In-person civil jury trials will resume in Brooklyn state Supreme Court on March 22, Administrative Judge Lawrence Knipel announced Monday.
In a brief memo circulated Monday afternoon, Knipel said that safety was the “primary concern” in reopening courtrooms, which will be “deeply cleaned, adequately ventilated and Plexiglassed” to resume the Civil Term of the Supreme Court in Kings County, the most populous county in New York state.
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A trial court room at the Kings County Supreme Court in Brooklyn. As in-person cases are set to begin new safety procedures have been put in place. Photo: Ryland West/ALM
