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At the Lectern

No changes yet to Supreme Court’s remote work and oral arguments

July 30, 2021

With the COVID-19 pandemic continuing, the Supreme Court is in no rush to change its current safety policies.

Judicial Council spokesperson Cathal Conneely tells At The Lectern that remote oral argument sessions “will continue until further notice” and that the court’s telework program, which was to remain in effect until July 12, “has been extended through the end of the year.”  Also, the justices will continue to participate remotely in the court’s Wednesday conferences.

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The Supreme Court is considering when and how to reopen

Supreme Court staying remote for now

Oral arguments will be remote for at least the rest of [2020], and none outside San Francisco until at least November 2021

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