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RT @bensheffner “Cts split on if Crim Rule 53 bans live-tweeting a federal crim trial” Compare http://bit.ly/7q1rdi & http://bit.ly/4QT8Z4
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split on whether Rule 53 bans live-tweeting a fed. criminal trial..compare http://bit.ly/7q1rdi & http://bit.ly/4QT8Z4 (@bensheffner)
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- Name Ben Sheffner
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Courts split on whether Crim. Rule 53 bans live-tweeting a federal criminal trial. Compare http://bit.ly/7q1rdi & http://bit.ly/4QT8Z4
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- Name Ben Sheffner
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@rachanee333 Thanks. A fed. judge in GA recently ruled that tweeting a criminal trial would violate Crim. Rule. 53
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Fed. R. Civ P. 53 nixes "tweeting" by reporters
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Interesting: livetweeting from court offside in the U.S.: http://bit.ly/1d2fwD (via: @asmartpersonwhoshallremainanonymous)
US reporter can't tweet re trial http://bit.ly/7S4J0X/
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Twitter banned from federal courts
At least one court has banned tweeting from the courtroom as a prohibited "broadcast;" what's next, email? see http://ff.im/-bczhk
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Fed Ct. denies reporter’s request to “tweet” from courtroom, citing prohibition on “broadcasting” judicial proceedings - http://kl.am/4KZI