In a recent court session, a jury trial date was set for a case expected to last three days, beginning October 8. The judge emphasized the importance of scheduling around election day to avoid interfering with voters' rights, proposing jury selection on November 1, followed by testimony on November 4, with a break on November 5 for the election.

The discussions highlighted the court's commitment to ensuring that jurors can fulfill their civic duties without conflict. The judge noted that the trial would not commence on election day, allowing jurors to participate in voting activities.

Additionally, another case was addressed, with the prosecutor indicating that the trial could last five days. The plea deadline was extended to align with the jury trial date, set for November 4, with the defendant being informed about the logistics of appearing in court.

Overall, the meeting underscored the court's efforts to balance judicial proceedings with civic responsibilities, ensuring that the rights of citizens to vote are respected while managing the court's calendar effectively.