From $1 billion Musk trial to jury duty being put on hold, coronavirus hits U.S. courts By Reuters

The coronavirus pandemic has started to affect the U.S. court framework, stopping common and criminal jury preliminaries in prominent scenes, for example, Manhattan's government court and deferring a $1 billion preliminary against Elon Musk that was scheduled to start Monday.  

The delays are bringing up issues about how courts will ensure criminal respondents' privileges to a quick preliminary, away from build-up of a huge number of refuge cases and resolve prominent corporate debates.  

"Everything occurring at the speed of light," said Eric Tennen, a criminal guard legal counselor in Massachusetts. "It's simply insane. I don't have the foggiest idea about what's going on with everything any longer."

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