Law Practice,
Judges and Judiciary,
Covid Court Ops
Dec. 30, 2020
Quick use of technology, hard work helped counties through the pandemic
Courts that have maintained relatively low case backlogs point to their quick adoption of remote hearing technology, summoning temporary judges to handle matters and a higher rate of response to juror summons.
Not all county courts have been impacted equally by the near-halt in proceedings for civil and even criminal matters. Los Angeles and San Diego counties continue to face particularly daunting case backlogs amid the pandemic while other courts seem to have fared relatively well.
Courts that have maintained relatively low case backlogs point to their quick adoption of remote hearing technology, summoning temporary judges to handle mat...
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