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Detailed Guide: Tenth Circuit

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Districts Included: Colorado, Kansas, New Mexico, Eastern District of Oklahoma, Northern District of Oklahoma, Western District of Oklahoma, Utah, and Wyoming

Same Procedures Apply to the District Courts? No

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Allows Cameras? No
Exceptions: None

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

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The Tenth Circuit does not allow cameras inside the courtroom, per Judicial Conference guidelines. Additionally, all visitors to the Tenth Circuit must turn off electronic devices, including cell phones, beofre entering the courtroom. Members of the media and the public can access oral argument recordings on the Tenth Circuit website.

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Links: Authority
• Tenth Circuit Prohibition on Photography, Recording, and Broadcasting
• Judicial Conference Committee Federal Pilot March 2016 Report

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Links: Other
• Tenth Circuit Oral Arguments Archive
• Tenth Circuit YouTube

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Last edited: December 14, 2022