Illinois Extended Media Coverage pg1 is a type of insurance coverage offered to individuals who live in the state of Illinois. This coverage provides protection for individuals’ personal property, as well as liability for any damage resulting from their negligence. It also offers coverage for medical expenses for injuries sustained by a third party as a result of the policyholder’s negligence. There are two different types of Illinois Extended Media Coverage pg1: basic and enhanced. Basic coverage includes coverage for property damage, personal injury, and medical expenses, while enhanced coverage adds coverage for advertising liability, copyright infringement, and slander/libel. Both policies provide coverage for up to $1 million per occurrence and up to $2 million in the aggregate.
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In enacting Rule 45 in May 2020, the Supreme Court recognized that telephone and video conference appearances can be used effectively and appropriately for both civil and criminal cases.
Extended media coverage means any media recording or broadcasting of proceedings by the use of television, radio, photographic, or recording equipment for the purpose of gathering and disseminating news to the public.
The coverage shall be subject, at all times, to the authority of the judge presiding at the proceeding. Extended media coverage shall not be distracting or interfere with the solemnity, decorum and dignity of the court making decisions that affect the life, liberty or property of citizens.
Rule 44 - Photography And Video In The Courtroom (a) Except as provided in paragraph (b) of this Rule, the taking of photographs in the courtroom during sessions of the court or recesses between proceedings and the broadcasting or televising of court proceedings are permitted only to the extent authorized by order of
Rule 46 - Official Record of Court Proceedings (a)Taking of the Record. The record of court proceedings may be taken by stenographic means or by an electronic recording system, including video conferencing services, approved by the Supreme Court.
364. Rule 364 - Privacy Protection for Documents Filed in Courts of Review (a)Applicability. (1) Any document, including exhibits, containing personal identifiers shall not be filed with a court of review except as provided in paragraph (c).
All court documents filed in a case by the parties and all court orders issued by the Tribunal in a case are available for viewing by the public. Clicking the link on this page will take you to the searchable court files.
Illinois Supreme Court Rule 45, effective January 1, 2023, governs remote appearances in circuit court proceedings. The purpose of this Order is to provide information to the public about attending court remotely, either by phone or video in compliance with Supreme Court Rule 45.