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1 Michael Milov-Cordoba, Remote Court Three Years Later: State Courts Have Largely Sidestepped State Constitutional Questions about Remote Criminal Proceedings [1] (2023)

handle is hein.agopinions/remotecourt0001 and id is 1 raw text is: 1TT7CRREOT i~JL-CtkA1 C. INAL LAW Remote Court Three Years Later State courts have largely sidestepped state constitutional questions about remote criminal proceedings. By Michael Milov-Cordoba Published: April 13, 2023 Massachusetts South Dakota Minnesota Missouri Montana Ohio Since the beginning of the Covid-19 pandemic, criminal defendants have been the subject of a national experiment. As schools and businesses moved online to protect people from the virus, court systems also instituted a host of emergency measures to conduct court proceedings remotely. Three years later, significant questions about what this virtual transition means for the state constitutional rights of defendants remain unanswered. While courts had previously experimented with remote technology in narrow contexts, such as immigration proceedings and bail hearings, the pandemic forced them to embrace virtual proceedings at nearly every juncture of the criminal justice

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