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Transcripts could be scarce after the latest hearing in Spears’ conservatorship case Samson Amore | July 12, 2021 @ 5:50 PM Getty Fans who listened to Britney Spears’ conservatorship hearing last month will need to find another way to get updates on the pop star’s next hearing Wednesday. Spears dialed in via phone to her last hearing and Los Angeles courts allowed many people to listen in — but what they didn’t prepare for was an onslaught of people recording and then distributing Spears’ testimony. Technically, recording and/or presenting trial material like Spears’ testimony ...

L.A. Courts Will End Audio Broadcasts Following Britney Spears' Statement Against Conservatorship Britney Spears‘ statement against conservatorship has set off a motion to end remote audio broadcasts in the Los Angeles court system. According to a new report (via THR), courts are officially ending the broadcasts. Click inside to read more… Although there were warnings on the web page of the audio broadcast, which was open to involved parties and the media, and warnings from Judge Brenda Penny, It didn’t take long for the judge to shut down the remote audio after Britney‘s statement...

Britney Spears testified to the court virtually on June 23 about her conservatorship conditions. (Getty) The 2019 California Rules of Court read: "Any violation of this rule or an order made under this rule is an unlawful interference with the proceedings of the court and may be the basis for an order terminating media coverage, a citation for contempt of court, or an order imposing monetary or other sanctions as provided by law." RELATED: Asked for comment, Los Angeles County Superior Court Communications Director Ann E Donlan told The Hollywood Reporter: "Parties who publish unauthorised r...

Los Angeles courts end coronavirus-prompted audio access program due to 'widespread breaches' just ONE day after Britney Spears' hearing leaked Before Spears' hearing last Wednesday, Judge Brenda Penny gave a 'clear and emphatic warning' that 'no recordings of court hearings are allowed' The only exception were those with 'advance permission from the judge in the form of a written order' Despite the warnings, Spears’ testimony made its way across the internet almost immediately after the hearing on Wednesday, June 23, including on YouTube and TikTok By that Thursday, the Court stated they...