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Adams Cnty. C.P. Rules of Judicial Administration 9

Special Permission Exception – The President Judge may, upon request, make

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exception to the prohibitions contained in this rule under such circumstances

and subject to such conditions as the President Judge may prescribe. The

presiding Judge in an active court proceeding is authorized to grant exception to

this rule to any party as the interests of justice require. The permission shall be

limited to the proceeding being conducted and for the sole purpose of allowing

the party access to information from an electronic device. The permission shall

not authorize the capturing, recording, or broadcasting of a photograph, video,

or audio of the proceeding nor shall extend beyond the confines of the

courtroom in which the proceeding is being conducted unless the proceeding is a

ceremonial proceeding in which the presiding Judge has expressly authorized

such actions.

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