As part of its commitment to making courts accessible to the public, the Arizona Supreme Court broadcasts its hearings and other court proceedings live on the Internet via streaming video technology. In response to the COVID-19 crisis, many Arizona courts are holding virtual court hearings and livestreaming the video to YouTube.
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To see how to view a hearing, check the online calendar. At the beginning of each day, the online hearing calendar will show if the hearing will be in person or livestreamed. If in person, you must go to the courthouse to see it. If livestreamed, the video will be available once the hearing starts.
Hearings may also be conducted by either video conference or telephone. Parties or witnesses wishing to appear by video conference or telephone may, not later than 7 calendar days prior to the hearing date, request that the assigned administrative law judge permit them to appear by video conference or by telephone.
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Some cases may be live-streamed to preserve the transparency and open records policy Arizona courts have traditionally held. Some cases will not be broadcast due to privacy concerns as outlined in Arizona Supreme Court Rules 122 and 123.. IMPORTANT: Recording of court proceedings is strictly forbidden without judicial approval and violations may be punishable by law.
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Each court of appeals can determine whether appellate proceedings will be broadcast at their court. Visit a court of appeals website for information on how to observe a proceeding remotely. Civil and Bankruptcy Proceedings. The public can access live audio of certain civil and bankruptcy non-trial proceedings as long as a witness is not testifying.
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The hearing has many of the same formalities as a district court in the State of Texas regarding procedure and the introduction of evidence and testimony. Although hearings are generally accessible to the public, they are not a forum that allows the opportunity for public participation and comment; only the parties to the case and invited ...
