Judges and Judiciary
Jul. 17, 2020
State trial courts scale back efforts to resume operations
Several presiding judges throughout the state have put of criminal trials until at least August.
Trial courts in California are tweaking their ramp-up plans as coronavirus cases spike.
Los Angeles County Superior Court, which resumed operations on June 22, in the past week delayed criminal jury trials by another month -- to August. Presiding Judge Kevin C. Brazile has ordered all bench trials set for July 10 to Aug. 8 to be continued until further notice. Cases w...
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