Cameras in courts
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L.A. times can publish pictures taken in court, court rules
The California Court of Appeal threw out a lower court's order prohibiting the Los Angeles Times from publishing photographs of… -
Senate committee passes measures on cameras in courtrooms
The Senate Judiciary Committee has passed several measures allowing cameras in the courtroom, the Blog of Legal Times reports. -
Closing arguments in same-sex marriage case will not be broadcast
A federal court in San Francisco announced on Friday that it is not planning to broadcast closing arguments in the… -
Closing arguments in same-sex marriage case may be broadcast
A federal court in San Francisco may broadcast the closing arguments in the trial over California's same-sex marriage ban even… -
Supreme Court blocks broadcast of Prop. 8 trial
The U.S. Supreme Court on Wednesday said that the federal trial over California's same-sex marriage ban would not be aired… -
High court blocks taping of trial over gay-marriage ban
The Supreme Court on Monday temporarily blocked a federal judge's plan to film the trial over whether banning same-sex marriage… -
Judges make openness calls in two police officer trials
An Illinois judge has decided that a hearing during which prosecutors describe their case against a police officer charged with… -
Trial over gay-marriage ban will be recorded and broadcast
A federal judge in San Francisco has decided the first trial challenging California's same-sex marriage ban will be filmed over… -
Western federal courts can now videotape some trials
The body that oversees 15 western federal trial courts announced a pilot program yesterday that will allow the videotaping of… -
Oklahoma pharmacist's murder trial can be televised, judge rules
An Oklahoma County judge will allow television stations to broadcast the murder trial of a pharmacist charged with killing a…