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Jun. 23, 2020
LA County civil cases resume, without attorneys present
Judges, clerks and marshals officially returned to the Spring Street Courthouse on the first day of the LA County courts’ ramp-up following Covid-19 lockdowns. But one thing was missing: attorneys.
Judge Daniel J. Buckley
LOS ANGELES -- Complex superior court cases resumed quietly Monday at Los Angeles County's Spring Street Courthouse after about three months of shutdown.
Judges, clerks and marshals officially returned to work.
But one thing was missing: attorneys.
The old federal courthouse, with its terrazzo floors and expansive courtrooms in an 18-story building, seems natural...
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