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slowed across Europe to 1.8 million cases, compared with 2 million the week before. Some of the worst-hit countries — including Belgium, France and the Czech Republic — have seen significant declines, while in Germany and elsewhere the curve is just beginning to bend." The Post says Kluge "attributed the decline t

5 for a readiness conference and to hear the trial date, but Judge Robert Bowers reset the proceedings for 9 a.m. Jan. 20 in the Justice Building in Vallejo." The reschedulings come after a defense attorney "asked Judge John B. Ellis during a late-January proceeding in the Hall of Justice in Fairfield t

slowed across Europe to 1.8 million cases, compared with 2 million the week before. Some of the worst-hit countries - including Belgium, France and the Czech Republic - have seen significant declines, while in Germany and elsewhere the curve is just beginning to bend." The Post says Kluge "attributed the decline

for a readiness conference and to hear the trial date, but Judge Robert Bowers reset the proceedings for 9 a.m. Jan. 20 in the Justice Building in Vallejo." The reschedulings come after a defense attorney "asked Judge John B. Ellis during a late-January proceeding in the Hall of Justice in Fairfield to

slowed across Europe to 1.8 million cases, compared with 2 million the week before. Some of the worst-hit countries - including Belgium, France and the Czech Republic - have seen significant declines, while in Germany and elsewhere the curve is just beginning to bend." The Post says Kluge "attributed the decline

for a readiness conference and to hear the trial date, but Judge Robert Bowers reset the proceedings for 9 a.m. Jan. 20 in the Justice Building in Vallejo." The reschedulings come after a defense attorney "asked Judge John B. Ellis during a late-January proceeding in the Hall of Justice in Fairfield to