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Detailed Guide: Kentucky

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Allows Cameras? Yes (with permission)
Exceptions: Juvenile Court

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Audio or Video Webcast? Yes
Media Guide Available? No
Allows Cell Phones to Record Video? No

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Electronic coverage is permitted in all appellate and trial court proceedings. Consents of the parties are not required, but coverage is subject to the authority of the presiding judge. Requests for coverage should be made to the judge presiding over the proceeding for which coverage is desired. Coverage of attorney-client conferences or conferences at the bench are prohibited. Only one television camera and one still photographer, with not more than two still cameras, are allowed in the courtroom at any one time, and the media are responsible for any pooling arrangements. Juvenile proceedings are closed to the public.

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Links: Authority
• Standards of Conduct and Technology Governing Electronic Media and Still Photography Coverage of Judicial Proceedings
• Kentucky Revised Statutes, § 610.070: Hearings

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Links: Other
• Kentucky Supreme Court Video Livestream
• Kentucky Court of Justice YouTube and Livestream

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Last edited: December 13, 2022