In states that allow cameras in the courtroom, judges can legally make which of the following time, place, and manner restrictions?
A) limitations on supplemental lighting
B) limitations on voice-over or narration
C) requiring media to set-up their own "pool system"
D) all of the above
E) judges cannot make any of these restrictions because they would be ruled an unconstitutional form of prior restraint

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Judges can make reasonable time, place, and manner restrictions on the use of cameras in the courtroom, including limitations on additional lighting, restrictions on voice-over or narration, and requiring media to set up a pool system. However, they cannot make restrictions that would be considered an unconstitutional form of prior restraint on the freedom of the press.

In States That Allow Cameras in the Courtroom, Judges Can