US Courts End COVID Emergency, Impose Grace Period for Remote Proceedings
The Judicial Conference's Executive Committee is ending the COVID-19 emergency, effective May 24. Saying COVID no longer affects the functioning of the federal courts, it implemented a 120-day grace period -- May 24 to Sept. 21 -- during which federal…
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courts can continue to provide remote public audio access to civil and bankruptcy proceedings. The grace period relates only to these types of proceedings, it said May 11. Permission to carry out certain criminal proceedings remotely ended May 10.