1989-03-24 Comments of Star Tribune.pdf - Minnesota Judicial Branch

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In Re Modification of Canon 3A-(7)
of the Minnesota Code of Judicial
Conduct.
STATE OF ?lIK::ESOTt'l
. IN SUPREME COURT
WCC0 Radio, Inc .; WCC0 Telc-Jision
Inc.; WCC0 FM, Inc . ; WTCX Television
Inc.; United Television, Inc.-KMSP-Tc;
KTTC Television, Inc.; Hubbard Broad-
casting, Inc.; ?iorthwest Publications,
Inc.; Minneapolis Star and Tribune
Company; Minnesota Public Radio,
Inc.; &in Cities ?ubiic Television,
Inc.; Minnesota Brcadcasters Association;
Minnesota Newspaper Association;
Radio and Television News Directors
Associatijn, Minnesota Chapter; and
Sigma Delta Chi/Society of Professional
Journalists, Minnesota Chapter,
Petitioners.
FILE NO. 81-300
REPORT OF THE MIXiESGTX
ADVISOSY CO~XISSIO~; 01;
CAMEPAS I:? THE COURTROOM
TO THE SUPREXE COURT
Pursuant to an Order made by the Supreme Court of the State of
Minnesota, on August 10, 1981, this Commission, designated "The ?finncsota
Advisory Commission on Cameras in the Courtroom" was named. Rosemary >I.
Akznann, Sidney E. Kaner and John S. Isillsbury, Jr. were appointed as
Commissioners and rules governing the proceedings of the Commission were
established.
The Commission convened for its first meeting on August 21, 1981.
After electing Co mmissioner Pillsbury as Chairperson, it directed him, *
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compliance with Commission Rule 4.01, to cause notice to file "propcsed
s.-
agendas and witness lists” to be sent to Comsel for the Petitioners and
the following named persons or organizations as Interested Parties: the
Honorable Hysm Segell (at the request of former Chief Justice Sheran); the _ ~