Well, they might allow cameras -- "classified" does not mean "no records" -- but any photos or video would also be classified.
They certainly wouldn't allow the media (or the public) in the courtroom, with or without cameras, or allow the media/public access to anything any cameras they did allow in captured.
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I cannot imagine FISA Courts having victims or jury. I thought it was all decided by the judges. Is it not so?
That's true, but all FISA proceedings are classified, so there's no way they would allow cameras.
Well, they might allow cameras -- "classified" does not mean "no records" -- but any photos or video would also be classified.
They certainly wouldn't allow the media (or the public) in the courtroom, with or without cameras, or allow the media/public access to anything any cameras they did allow in captured.
Yes, but the rule is a part of general federal court procedure rules.
http://www.law.cornell.edu/rules/frcrmp/rule_53