Jurors Answering the Call to Serve Will Remain Safe Via Special Court Measures, Including Provision of Masks
Justice Needs Jurors
A Message to Jurors from Infectious Disease Specialist Dr. Mark Swancutt
A Message from Chief Judge Christopher Brasher Regarding Jury Duty in Fulton County
Courts Make Juror Safety A Top Priority
Quotes from jurors who have participated in trials during the COVID-19 pandemic include:
“The health and safety measures employed were very well organized and could not have been any better.”
“I felt safe and comfortable.”
Special Message to Jurors from Chief Judge Brasher, Fulton County
Chief Judge Christopher S. Brasher assures potential jurors of the extensive measures being taken by the Court to safeguard juror health and well-being.
Attention Fulton County Jurors:
The Fulton County Courts have been working hard planning for a safe return to jury trials and we want you to know that we will have your safety in mind when you report for your upcoming jury service. We recognize that jury service in these times may raise questions and concerns about health and safety; this message is intended to address those concerns and to provide you with contact information for any unanswered questions. As we transition through this public health crisis, we are taking all necessary precautions to ensure that our court and juror facilities are frequently cleaned and sanitized for your safety.
Hall County Guide for Resuming Juror Proceedings
Guidelines for resuming juror proceedings in Hall County, Georgia, intended to “ensure the health and safety of all persons involved in the court system, while protecting constitutional and statutory rights for Defendants, witnesses and victims.”
Northeastern Judicial Circuit Prospective Juror Information
“A safe jury duty experience is our top priority.”
Crisp County Plan for Resuming Jury Trials
Northeastern Judicial Circuit Prospective Juror Information
The Cordele Judicial Circuit’s COVID-19 Court Operating Guidelines were developed in compliance with the Judicial COVID-19 Task Force Report, the Georgia Court Reopening Guide, and other public health and safety guidelines and includes sanitization procedures, face covering requirements and social distancing protocols.
Fayette County COVID-19 Courthouse Guidelines
The Office of the Clerk still strives to provide excellent customer service under these current restrictions and conditions.
First Amendment to Fayette County COVID-19 Courthouse Guidelines
All Courthouse employees and the public shall wear a mask or face covering when entering the court facility. Masks shall be provided to those seeking entry who do not have one. Face masks or coverings shall be worn at all times.
Chattahoochee Judicial Circuit Order on In-Person Proceedings
Safety measures for in-person proceedings include face mask requirements, screening procedures and social distancing precautions.
Cobb County Juror Information Page
Face coverings / masks required for all persons entering the courthouse facility.
Chief Judge of DeKalb County Asha F. Jackson Enters Order Regarding Court Proceedings
“Each court shall develop and implement operating guidelines as to how in-court proceedings generally and particular types of proceedings, including grand jury proceedings and jury trials, will be conducted to protect the health of litigants, lawyers, jurors, judges, court personnel, and the public.”
Blue Ridge Judicial Circuit / Cherokee County County Guide For Reopening Jury Trials
State Court of DeKalb County Juror Information Page
Your health and safety are our top priorities. To reduce the spread of the COVID-19 virus while serving your needs, several new safety measures and business protocols have been established.
