The Chief Justice of Michigan’s Supreme Court is in quarantine after testing positive for COVID-19.
Chief Justice Bridget Mary McCormick said in a statement she received a positive COVID-19 test result over the weekend.
McCormick said she tested negative a week ago, before she heard oral arguments in a case before the state’s High Court.
But she said she checked again after suffering cold-like symptoms on Saturday.
McCormick added that she is fully vaccinated with two booster shots.
Court officials said they are unaware of any other justice showing signs of COVID-19 and at least one says privately that they have never felt healthier.