Skip to content

Florida Supreme Court Rejects Limits on Courtroom Cameras

Post categories

  1. Court access
· Story link

· Story link

The Florida Supreme Court, one of the first state high courts to approve the use of cameras in the courtroom, rejected a proposed new rule which would have limited camera use to protect privacy rights. The new rule, proposed by a Florida Bar committee, had been opposed by both a broad range of media organizations. The justices offered no explanation in their unsigned opinion, instead citing a number of prior Supreme Court and appellate decisions in turning down the juror photography rule. (11/4/05)

Stay informed by signing up for our monthly newsletter

Keep up with the Reporters Committee by subscribing to our monthly newsletter! We'll send you updates about our work defending the rights of journalists, the latest news on press freedom, original analyses on First Amendment issues, and more.