New York S09790 regulates media coverage of judicial proceedings, allowing judges to limit or prohibit filming and photography to ensure safety and.

New York S09790 establishes rules for media coverage of judicial proceedings, granting judges discretion to restrict or prohibit filming and photography to ensure safety and fair administration of justice. The bill allows audio-visual coverage in trial and appellate courts, with specific limitations. It prohibits coverage of attorney-client conferences, chambers, jury selection, and jurors during deliberations. Coverage of victims in certain sex offenses and undercover officers is restricted. Judges can limit coverage if it endangers safety or interferes with proceedings.

New York S09790 regulates media coverage of judicial proceedings, allowing judges to limit or prohibit filming and photography to ensure safety and.

New York S09790 establishes rules for media coverage of judicial proceedings, granting judges discretion to restrict or prohibit filming and photography to ensure safety and fair administration of justice. The bill allows audio-visual coverage in trial and appellate courts, with specific limitations. It prohibits coverage of attorney-client conferences, chambers, jury selection, and jurors during deliberations. Coverage of victims in certain sex offenses and undercover officers is restricted. Judges can limit coverage if it endangers safety or interferes with proceedings.