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SCR 61.02

Media coordinator

activein force · 2019-07-01 – presentact-effective-date

(1) The Wisconsin freedom of information council shall

designate for each judicial administrative district a coordinator who

shall work with the chief judge of the judicial administrative district and

the trial judge in a court proceeding in implementing this chapter.

Geographically large judicial administrative districts shall be subdivided

by agreement between the council and the chief judge, with a

coordinator designated for each subdistrict.

(2) If possible, the trial judge shall be given notice, at least 3

days in advance, of the intention of the media to bring cameras or

recording equipment into the courtroom. In the discretion of the trial

judge, this notice rule may be waived if cause for the waiver is

demonstrated.

Provenance

Source
www.wicourts.gov
Retrieved
2026-09-23
Edition
2026-09-23
Content hash
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