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Supreme Court might permit electronics use in proceedings

By Ken Kobayashi

POSTED: 01:30 a.m. HST, Mar 06, 2013

~~<p>The Hawaii Supreme Court is seeking comments on a proposed rule that would allow the public, members of the media and lawyers to use laptops, cellphones and other electronic devices in state courtrooms.</p>
<p>People would be prohibited from using such devices to take photographs or record video of court proceedings.</p>
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The Hawaii Supreme Court is seeking comments on a proposed rule that would allow the public, members of the media and lawyers to use laptops, cellphones and other electronic devices in state courtrooms.

People would be prohibited from using such devices to take photographs or record video of court proceedings. Login for more...



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