Coverage of Court Proceedings
Connecticut Practice Book
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by Cameras and Electronic Media (a) The broadcasting, televising, recording or photographing of proceedings in the Supreme or Appellate Court by the media as defined in Section 1-10A should be allowed unless the panel of jurists partially or totally excludes coverage in the interests of the administration of justice. televise, (b) Unless good cause is shown, any media or pool representative who has been approved as media pursuant to Section 1-10A and wishes to record or photograph a broadcast, Supreme or Appellate Court proceeding shall send an email request for electronic coverage to a person designated by the chief court administra- tor to receive such requests at least three busi- ness days prior to the commencement of the proceeding. Said designee shall promptly transmit any such request to the panel of jurists assigned to hear the matter. (c) The right to permit or to exclude coverage, whether partially or totally, shall remain with the panel of jurists, consistent with subsection (a). 494 © Copyrighted by the Secretary of the State of the State of Connecticut RULES OF APPELLATE PROCEDURE
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