It has been 52 years since The Cleveland Cavaliers had a championship parade and it’s currently going down right now in the city. Of course the parade is a high profile celebratory occasion, with many street closures and parking regulations.
Employees of the Cleveland Municipal Court’s facilities that are supposed to appear in court have a day off today [Wednesday, June 22] to enjoy the festivities. This means anyone with court dates will not be able to show.
The court dates of defendants will still need to be rescheduled for another time, but they can all thank the Honorable Judge Ronald B. Adrine for their free day pass.
“Given the historic nature of the Cleveland Cavaliers NBA Championship victory, it is only right and proper that the Cleveland Municipal Court facilitate an opportunity for our employees and those who use the Cleveland Municipal Court’s facilities to join with the rest of Northeast Ohio and the Cavaliers’ nation for the celebratory parade scheduled to take place tomorrow,” Presiding Judge Ronald B. Adrine said in the news release.
