Plumas — Standing Order - May 2, 2017 - Regulating Media Activity in the Quincy Courthouse

Source: https://plumas.courts.ca.gov/system/files/local-rules/standing-order-regulating-media-activity-quincy-courthouse.pdf

Sparse pages use OCR; original PDF remains authoritative.

SUPERIOR COURT OF CALIFORNIA COUNTY OF PLUMAS FILED Plumas Superior Court MAY ~2 2017 DEBORAH NORRIE, Clerk of the Court By Le leh. [leper ko Deputy Cleri STANDING ORDER REGULATING MEDIA ACTIVITY IN THE QUINCY COURTHOUSE In order to allow for the orderly administration of justice, to provide for public safety and courthouse security and to allow the media fair and orderly access to information they need in the public interest, the Court has elected to exercise the following controls in the Quincy courthouse: courthouse regarding any court case. No television or still cameras will be permitted to operate in any public area of the No press conferences or interviews in connection with a court case may be conducted in any public area of the courthouse. Any area outside the courthouse where no entrance or exit is obstructed may be used to conduct press conferences and interviews. Media personnel and other members of the public shall not photograph, film or interview any jurors or prospective jurors serving in the courthouse. Media personnel and other members of the public shall not discuss any court case within earshot of jurors or prospective jurors. the courtroom doors when open. Media personnel and other members of the public shall turn off all cellular phones, pagers or other electronic devices while in a courtroom. Media personnel and other members of the public shall not photograph or film through Media personnel and other members of the public shall not photograph or film a defendant entering or leaving the courthouse or courtroom. No photographs or video recordings are to be made of any vehicle or persons accompanying a defendant either to or from the courthouse.

STANDING ORDER REGULATING MEDIA ACTIVITY IN THE QUINCY COURTHOUSE ds All conditions for media coverage are subject to modification by the Court at any time. Members of the media may request a modification of this order, provided there is sufficient time in advance of a hearing to allow the Court to modify any part of its security and/or media plan. 8. The rights of photographers, recorders and broadcasters are governed by the provisions of California Rule of Court 1.150. Dated: S/z }in QTd. Plumas Superior Court Nw