SLR 5-3.181: ELECTRONIC RECORDING AND WRITING
Edition: 2026Effective: UnknownLast verified: 2026-09-07
(1) No electronic recording is allowed in any area outside the courtroom, except as noted in this rule, that is on the courthouse premises and under the supervision and control of the courts without the written permission of the Presiding Judge. Requests to conduct electronic recording in such areas may be made to the Office of the Presiding Judge at any time during the business day. (2) As authorized by UTCR 3.180(11), use of the camera function of a device, is allowed for the purpose of opening a QR code, or to document a court process or procedure when permitted by court staff. (3) Electronic recording and writing within a courtroom shall follow the rules outlined in UTCR 3.180, except for electronic recording done over a live stream. The court, or other designated court personnel are the only persons authorized to record the remote hearing by electronic means. Any recording, photograph, broadcast, or live stream by a party or other person of a remote hearing without the written permission of the Presiding Judge is not allowed. Page 6 of 37
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