The pandemic's lone trial: How one local criminal case made it to verdict during the COVID shutdown

Since shutting down more than five months ago as the cononavirus pandemic began to seep across the county, the San Diego Superior Court has has gone from a complete shutdown where the courthouse doors were slammed shut to slowly brining back online more and more court services.

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