Conn. Practice Book § 1-10B

(a) The broadcasting, televising, recording or

photographing by the media of court proceedings

and trials in the Superior Court should be allowed

subject to the limitations set out in this section

and in Sections 1-11A through 1-11C, inclusive.

(b) No broadcasting, televising, recording or

photographing of any of the following proceedings

shall be permitted:

(1) Family relations matters as defined in General Statutes § 46b-1;

(2) Juvenile matters as defined in General Statutes § 46b-121;

(3) Except as provided in subsection (q) of Section 1-11C, proceedings involving sexual assault;

(4) Proceedings involving trade secrets;

(5) In jury trials, all proceedings held in the

absence of the jury unless the trial court deter -

mines that such coverage does not create a risk

to any party’s rights or other fair trial risks under

the circumstances;

(6) Proceedings which must be closed to the

public to comply with the provisions of state law;

(7) Any proceeding that is not held in open court

on the record.

(c) No broadcasting, televising, recording or

photographic equipment permitted under these

rules shall be operated during a recess in the trial.

(d) No broadcasting, televising, recording or

photographing of conferences involving counsel

and the trial judge at the bench or involving counsel and their clients shall be permitted.

(e) There shall be no broadcasting, televising,

recording or photographing of the process of jury

selection nor of any juror.