Camera coverage shall be limited to those proceedings open to the public. In order to protect the attorney-client privilege and the right to effective assistance of counsel, there shall not be audio coverage or broadcast of any conferences occurring between or among attorneys and their clients; or between and among attorneys, clients, and the presiding officer.
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Rule 8.04. Scope of Coverage.
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