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The first jury citations have been issued since the start of lockdown ahead of the return of high court trials next month.

Notices will drop through letterboxes from Monday for potential jurors with court trials due to restart in Glasgow and Edinburgh from July.

A raft of anti-virus measures have been introduced to protect accused, jurors, witnesses, lawyers, staff and judiciary.

Lord justice clerk Lady Dorrian said: "The courts have been working extremely hard to deliver justice in the current coronavirus circumstances.

"I am satisfied that this work will enable jury trials to take place in a way that ensures the safety and confidence of jurors and all parties, and builds trust in our ability to operate within the strict guidelines set out by Public Health Scotland."

Trials will continue to be conducted with 15 jurors under the same legal standards and procedures as before. No new criminal jury trials have gone ahead since mid-March.