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Judge Reverses Zoom Denial after Accused’s Children Wait Unsupervised
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The judge added that the accused must appear in person at the Sept. 30 disposition hearing.
Judge Fujioka initially appeared disinclined to allow a virtual appearance and stated her preference for the accused to appear in person.
Judge Fujioka maintained her preference for an in-person appearance but said the accused could join the hearing on Zoom as a last resort.
Judge Fujioka asked the accused whether she had another preferred date for her disposition hearing.
Judge Fujioka reiterated her reluctance because the next court date would also be the accused’s final court appearance.