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Louisiana Supreme Court Chief Justice attends Constitution Day at Morgan City High
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Applications to go to the moon with the European Space Agency close TOMORROW
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Hurry Up! The Deadline For The Next ESA Astronaut Closes Next Week
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NEW ORLEANS, La. The Louisiana Supreme Court has given the green light for civil and criminal jury trials to resume on April 1.
The court on Feb. 11 put a moratorium on trials because of the rise in COVID-19 numbers. It was set to expire March 31.Â
Jury trials may resume when local courts have determined the proceedings can be held in a safe environment, with observance of safety protocols, including strict social distancing and mask mandates, the court stated Friday in a news release.
âIt is imperative that members of the public feel safe in returning to our courthouses for jury duty. Serving as a juror is one of the most important civic responsibilities to be undertaken by our citizens, and it is the courtsâ responsibility to ensure their safety,â stated Chief Justice John Weimer. âIn a jury trial, jurors are the most important people in the courthouse because without them, our system of justice simply cannot work. Thank you to everyone who steps up to s
The UK Space Agency is actively searching for the next British astronaut and is looking beyond the able-bodied for the first time.
A recruitment drive from the European Space Agency (ESA) and the UK has launched today with the ultimate goal of hiring and training people who will be sent to the moon before the end of the 2020s.
This recruitment drive, the first from ESA since 2008, is the only one in history to feature a pilot scheme which encourages people living with disabilities to apply.
Individuals with missing feet or lower legs, either from amputation or birth defects, are eligible, as too are people who are shorter than 130 cm (4ft 3in).