Judges and Judiciary,
Government
Aug. 21, 2017
Eclipse eclipses some court proceedings
Due to Monday’s solar eclipse, some courts are going dark as jurors and judges attempt to watch the rare celestial event.
The moon slides out of alignment after a total solar eclipse seen from Australia in 2013.
Due to Monday’s solar eclipse, some California courts are going dark as jurors and judges attempt to watch the rare celestial event.
After arguments ended for the day in a now seven-month corruption trial in San Bernardino County, Superior Court judge Michael A. Smith said Friday he had received a note from a few jurors requesting time to view the event Monday morning. When he agreed, some of the other jurors groaned at another dela...
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