It was a day full of joy and happy tears at Third Circuit Court in downtown Detroit for Adoption Day.

The Michigan Attorney General’s office issued a scam alert about a circulating call that appears to impersonate Wayne County officials.

DETROIT – Wayne County’s Third Circuit Court is continuing to ensure the health and safety of jurors, judicial stakeholders, court users, and the public. Two jury trials were successfully conducted in the Frank Murphy Hall of Justice. However, the rising number of positive COVID-19 cases necessitates that the Court once again stop jury trials, bench trials, and evidentiary hearings. As the numbers are on an upward spiral, it is clear that it would not be safe to continue jury trials, bench trials, and evidentiary hearings at this time,” Judge Kenny explained. The Court will continue hearing other matters remotely via Zoom, and jury trials and other in-person trials and evidentiary hearings are expected to resume starting Jan. 6, 2021.

DETROIT According to city officials, the Frank Murphy Hall of Justice will close at 1 p.m. Monday, for a scheduled demonstration on the courthouse steps. Authorities said any afternoon hearings or other matters that are scheduled after 1 p.m. will be rescheduled and other divisions of the Third Circuit Court will be open for normal operations.

DETROIT The Third Circuit Court will close all locations at 1:30 p.m. Monday due to the rally for justice against police brutality taking place. The rally started at 1 p.m. Monday. LIVE STREAM: Rally for justice in police killings held in DetroitMonday marks the fourth consecutive day protests have been held in Detroit over the death of George Floyd. The court is expected to reopen Tuesday. Read more: 3 days of protests in Michigan: Heres what happened