Just before the trial, Court TV attempted to get permission to televise the trial. While state courts sometimes allow trials to be televised, cameras are typically forbidden in federal court.

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2005-09-02_CourtTV_motion_to_intervene.pdf Court TV's Motion to Intervene in order to record and telecast trial proceedings.	46.12 KB
2005-09-02_CourtTV_motion_to_intervene2.pdf Memorandum in support of Court TV's motion -- scan, with associated documents.	588.04 KB
2005-09-02_CourtTV_brief_cameras.pdf Memorandum supporting Court TV's Motion to Intervene.	81.97 KB
2005-09-02_CourtTV_motion_to_intervene2_Ex1_full_brief.pdf Full brief in support of Court TV's argument for televising the trial.	2.51 MB
2005-09-02_CourtTV_motion_to_intervene2_Ex2_word_count.pdf Motion to exceed word count limits in the brief.	151.52 KB
2005-09-02_CourtTV_request_oral_argument.pdf Court TV requests an oral hearing on their motion.	126.89 KB
2005-09-07_order_CourtTV.pdf Judge denies Court TV's Motion to Intervene in order to televise the proceedings.	22.13 KB
2005-09-12_order_CourtTV_motion_to_reconsider.pdf Order denying Court TV's Motion to Reconsider the Court's September 7, 2005 order prohibiting cameras from the courtroom.	79.92 KB