The Supreme Court has ended the general requirement to wear face masks and maintain social distancing in Judiciary facilities. For now, all participants in in-person jury trials and grand juries must wear face masks and maintain social distancing of at least three feet. Effective April 15, 2022, all county grand juries, and State Grand Jury, will be required to meet in person.
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| 832 | Employment Authorization for E and L Nonimmigrant Spouses | webmaster | 2022.03.19 | 327 |
| 831 | Extending Certain Somalia TPS EADs through Sept. 12, 2022 | webmaster | 2022.03.19 | 343 |
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| 828 | NJ COVID-19 Masks and Social Distancing No Longer Required in ... | webmaster | 2022.03.10 | 339 |
| 827 | New USCIS Policy on Deferred Action and Employment Authorizati... | webmaster | 2022.03.08 | 960 |
| 826 | Complete EOIR-33 on Phone or Android Device | webmaster | 2022.03.06 | 291 |
| 825 | U Visa Petitioners – Bona Fide Determination And Employm... | webmaster | 2022.03.06 | 335 |
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