Record or Transcript of Proceedings

(a) Audio and/or Video Recording Operator. Whenever audio and/or video recording equipment is used to record proceedings, the judge must operate or appoint a suitable person to operate the audio and/or video recording equipment. Any person so appointed must subscribe to an oath that the person will operate the audio and/or video recording equipment to record all of the proceedings to which the person is assigned. (b) Preservation of Audio and/or Video Recording. Each court must establish a reliable method of preserving all audio and/or video recordings made in compliance with NRS 4.390 . The audio and/or video recording of each proceeding must be preserved until at least 30 days after the time for filing an appeal has expired. If an appeal is not taken and the prescribed period has elapsed, the judge may order the destruction of the recording. If an appeal is taken, the recording must be retained until at least 30 days after final disposition of the case on appeal. The judge may order the destruction of the recording at any time after that date. Upon order of the district court, the recording must be transmitted to the district court. [Amended; effective October 29, 2024.]