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anonymous

Court Operating Rules - Court Operating Rule 16: Cameras in the Courtroom - 1 views

www.courts.mo.gov/...8476459573196786256c240070a979

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  • Permission first shall have been expressly granted by the judge
  • Media coverage of a proceeding shall not be permitted if the judge concludes that under the circumstances of the particular proceeding such coverage would materially interfere with the rights of the parties to a fair trial.
  • Media coverage is prohibited of any court proceeding that, under Missouri law, is required to be held in private. Further, no coverage shall be permitted in any juvenile, adoption, domestic relations, or child custody hearing. Notwithstanding the foregoing, the news media, if permitted by the judge, may record and photograph a juvenile who is being prosecuted as an adult in a criminal proceeding
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  • Objections. The judge shall prohibit the video recording, audio recording, and photographing of a participant in a court proceeding if the participant so requests and the participant is a victim of a crime, a police informant, an undercover agent, a relocated witness, or a juvenile
  • Upon the objection of a party, the objection of a participant, or on the court's own motion, and for good cause shown, the judge may prohibit any or all of the following: the visual identification, video recording, audio recording, or photographing of a participant in a court proceeding or any or all of the participant's testimony.
  • anonymous on 15 Feb 10
     
    Missouri ruling on if you can or cannot use cameras in the courtroom.
anonymous

Ruling Upholds Ban on Cameras in Court - New York Times - 1 views

nycrimbar.org/...NYT-06-17-05.html

shared by anonymous on 15 Feb 10 - Cached
  • ban on televising or filming most courtroom proceedings violates neither the federal nor state Constitution
  • individual judges should be able to decide whether to allow cameras in their courtrooms
  • anonymous on 15 Feb 10
     
    background info about the ban of cameras in the courtroom in New York
Alexis Macklin

NM&L (Fall 2002): Judges restrict camera access in courtrooms - 0 views

www.rcfp.org/...bct-camsrndu.html

shared by Alexis Macklin on 15 Feb 10 - Cached
  • judges have the authority to allow camera access
  • California Court Rule 980, which prohibits the use of images depicting spectators in court
  • Alexis Macklin on 15 Feb 10
     
    Didn't find much.
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