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W. Va. Admin. R. Mag. Ct. 9

Cameras in courtrooms

activein force · 1991-08-01 – presentact-effective-date

Upon request and with the concurrence of the supervising circuit judge, the magistrate may permit the quiet and unobtrusive use of a camera in the courtroom in accordance with the Rules Governing Camera Coverage of Courtroom Proceedings.

History

(As amended by order entered July 1, 1991, effective August 1, 1991.)

Provenance

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courtswv.gov
Retrieved
2026-09-24
Edition
2026-09-24
Content hash
5805574a8c430e7153d4896c1ccbba6658450561e50c7db99422716bcef44aec
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