Glitches sorted; protocols and best practices come to fore

By: Bennett Loudon January 26, 2021 Comments Off

New York State Chief Judge Janet DiFiore said that, during the holiday-shortened week of Jan. 18, the state’s virtual courts conferenced and heard 19,633 matters; settled or disposed of 5,070 of those matters; and issued over 1,530 written decisions on motions and other undecided matters. In addition, 673 virtual bench trials and evidentiary hearings were started ...

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Virtual courts remain productive

Glitches sorted; protocols and best practices come to fore

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