Rule 241 Limitations (use of broadcast material)

Here's what this rule means in plain terms.

If you record court proceedings through video, photos, or audio, you can only use those recordings for education or to inform people. You cannot use them for advertising something unrelated to the case, like promoting a business or product.

Also, these recordings are never the official record of what happened in court. The real official record is always the written transcript made by the court reporter. So if there's ever a question about what was said or what happened during a hearing, the court will look at the transcript, not any video, photo, or audio recording that was made.