portable television camera operated by not more than one
camera person and et cetera.

And you go on to still photography, only one
still photographer, et cetera, and then you come down to
the next part about sound, light criteria and everything
else.

And, basically, the whole point of this rule
says, though, or where they’re going with this is that
you’ve got to obtain permission. Judicial approval of
equipment shall be gotten before the proceeding.

And then it says, “A failure to obtain advanced
judicial approval for equipment shall preclude its use in
any proceeding.”

Now, look, today, okay, nobody checked with my
office or anybody with my office regarding can they use
equipment or anything.

Normally how this works is that the media, so
that we know who they are, they all have I.D. cards and
they all come by my office, usually before, and my
secretary checks them off and they come in.

I have not -- well, let me put it to you this
way: How many did we have, seven television cameras in
here before on this case?

And we’ve had - I mean, everywhere I looked
there were cameras, still cameras. And I haven’t really