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By City News Service
Apr 30, 2021
LOS ANGELES (CNS) - The presiding judge of Los Angeles County's court system today announced a voluntary pilot program that will allow litigants to get a prompt non-jury trial in cases assigned to Personal Injury Hub courtrooms.
Presiding Judge Eric C. Taylor said the pilot program -- which will begin Monday and end Nov. 1 -- will offer an alternative in light of current logistical concerns resulting from the COVID-19 pandemic relating to scheduling jury trials and the high volume of cases in need of disposition.
The presiding judge said the program is aimed at helping parties who are “seeking swifter access to justice following pandemic-related delays.'' He said court officials will “continue to explore and implement efficiencies and programs to expedite access to justice in Los Angeles County.''

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