Directives postpone jury trials, affect summary ejectments, and prescribe social distancing measures.

All court sessions were canceled on August 12 and some on August 13 due to a courthouse employee testing positive for COVID-19. 

Sessions of district and superior criminal court are cancelled again for August 13 due to a court employee testing positive for COVID-19.

Sessions of small claims, district and superior court are canceled due to a courthouse employee testing positive for COVID-19.

A listing of court operations in August for the 26th Judicial District Courts and Mecklenburg County Clerk of Superior Court’s Office.

The orders entered today by Chief Justice Beasley extend the effect of Emergency Directives 2–8.

The appointments fill vacancies left by retirements in Judicial Districts 20A, 27B, and 15B.

This directive requires that an affidavit be filed in residential evictions to confirm compliance with the federal CARES Act.

The courthouse remains open for business.

The directives postpone jury trials, prescribe social distancing measures, and allow additional time for ejectment proceedings.