Extends prior orders through April 30, 2020: Pennsylvania courts remain closed to the public. The use of teleconference and videoconference technology to conduct court proceedings remains authorized and encouraged. Alternate means of filing writs for tolling statutes of limitations are to remain available, and time…
Type of Order: Orders Statutes and Rules, Remote Proceedings
Extends prior orders through April 26; jury trials, landlord/tenant proceedings, and Municipal Court proceedings are to remain suspended through this date. Deadlines for affidavits in medical or professional practice cases and some types of discovery are also now extended through April 26. Time periods for…
Type of Order: Depositions, Oaths, Orders Statutes and Rules
Suspends the requirement of personal appearance before a notary public to the extent that any notarial act is authorized to be performed utilizing audio-video technology provided that certain conditions are met. MO Executive Order Suspending In-Person Notarization Requirement (April 6 2020)
Type of Order: Oaths, Orders Statutes and Rules
Provides that any person qualified to administer an oath in the State of Mississippi may swear a witness remotely by audio-video communication technology from a location within the State of Mississippi, provided they can positively identify the witness. Supreme Court of Mississippi Emergency Order Related…
Type of Order: Oaths, Orders Statutes and Rules
Defines “appear,” “personally appear,” or “in the presence of” to include “interacting with another individual by means of communication technology” and allows for remote notarization. § 358.645 Remote Online Notary Public
Type of Order: Oaths, Orders Statutes and Rules
Extends ability to electronically sign all filings and orders to all courts and case types, to extend not already authorized. Massachusetts Supreme Court Order Re Electronic Signatures of Judges and Clerks (Issued March 26, 2020)
Type of Order: Orders Statutes and Rules, Remote Proceedings
Provides for remote administration of oaths at depositions, so long as officer can both see and hear the deponent via audio-video communication equipment or technology. Massachusetts Supreme Court Order for Administering Oaths at Depositions (Issued March 20, 2020)
Type of Order: Depositions, Oaths, Orders Statutes and Rules
Restricts courts to “emergency operations” through April 3, 2020. Maryland Court of Appeals COVID-19 Administrative Order (Issued March 16, 2020)
Type of Order: Court Closures, Orders Statutes and Rules
Provides for conduct of evidentiary and non-evidentiary proceedings by remote means. Maryland Court of Appeals Administrative Order Providing for Remote Proceedings (Issued June 18, 2018)
Type of Order: Orders Statutes and Rules, Remote Proceedings
Provides that any person before whom a deposition is to be taken may administer oaths and take testimony remotely as long as that person can both hear and see the deponent via videoconference or other technology. Maine Supreme Court Executive Order on Remote Depositions and…
Type of Order: Depositions, Oaths, Orders Statutes and Rules
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