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Basham on the 11th's Recording Policy

By Adam Levin, Benjamin Goldberg, and Garrett Nail

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Howard J. Basham, author of the blog How Appealing and an appellate lawyer, writes about the 11th Circuit Court of Appeals' recording policy.  Currently, the 11th Circuit allows access to recordings of their proceedings for "counsel's personal use" and the "exclusive use of the court."  If you don't fit one of those categories, then go to the proceedings yourself and brush-up on your shorthand. Mr. Basham, quite reasonably, thinks there should be public access to read more

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Full post as published by Southern Criminal Law and Justice on September 02, 2007 (boomark / email).

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