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NEW: A U. S. Marshal who works in D. C. Superior Court has tested positive for the coronavirus a spokesman for the Marshall service confirmed. The marshal worked in C-10 where new arrestees - as many as 20 to 60 a day are brought through for their detainment hearing with
with dozens of family members and attorneys in the audience. Robert Brandt, a spokesman for the marshal service said the marshal was having flu-like symptoms last week and went to an emergency room and was tested. Brandt said the marshal has not been back to work since Friday.
Brandt said in addition to C-10, the marshal also worked in JM-15, the courtroom that handles initial hearings for juveniles charged with crimes. The marshal was not the only employee who worked on the JM level where juvenile cases are heard to be confined home.
A courtroom clerk who works in the family division is also under home confinement. A courthouse spokeswoman said the woman came into contact with someone who had the virus outside of the courthouse, but it was unclear if the woman is also positive for the virus.
Clarification: A courthouse spokeswoman said she was investigating information about the clerk and would get back to me. The information about the clerk came from two other courthouse employees, but has not been confirmed by the court spokeswoman.
@allidoisowen 
Perhaps this supports your theory of catching this virus earlier on
Heartbreaking...
Stay safe, my friend
You stay safe too my sweetest friend! 
How many of those detainees are now in prisons, infecting the population? The next uncontrolled explosions of this disease will be in prisons and detention systems. At the border especially, where people are already subject to inhumane treatment. That will be Trump's legacy.
Clearly, the solution is to release them all!
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