The Judiciary in Quarantine

Update: 2020-05-18

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Franklin and Rich interview Kane County (Illinois) 16th Circuit Court Judge Elizabeth Flood on how the judiciary is handling their duties in the face of COVID-19.

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The Judiciary in Quarantine