CIT Closes Courthouse, Provides Information for Teleconferenced Court Proceedings
The Court of International Trade courthouse will be closed until further notice to limit COVID-19 exposure, said Clerk of the Court Mario Toscano in an April 2 notice. “During this time, and upon approval of the assigned judge(s), parties are…
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able to participate in, and members of the public may listen to, proceedings via teleconference,” it said. “Access for the public may be precluded or limited when confidential information will be presented in the proceeding.” The court also posted information about teleconferencing on its website. “Prior to the day of the court proceeding, the Case Manager will provide the parties with the dial-in number and the access codes for participating in the proceeding via email,” it said.