Can we watch live Supreme Court hearings?

The Supreme Court has allowed live streaming of court proceedings.

Can I watch a court case UK?

Yes. The general rule is that hearings are held in public and, in principle, anyone, including the press, can attend a hearing that is held in public.

Can anyone go to court to watch UK?

In the UK there is a basic principle for our legal system that says that ‘Justice should be seen to be done’. This principle means that the general public can attend Court including trials and sentencing hearings and watch the events. Occasionally some Courts are closed to the public.

Can you go to jail for missing a court date UK?

If you have missed a court date then a warrant will be issued for your arrest. It is advisable to go to your local police station or Magistrates Court as soon as possible to hand yourself in.

Is there a video feed of the UK Supreme Court?

All footage is copyrighted and the property of the Supreme Court of the United Kingdom, and may not be recorded, published or redistributed without permission. For details of the cases being heard today please go to the Supreme Court website. Please note that when the court is not sitting, there will be no video feed available.

What is the Supreme Court of the UK?

The Supreme Court is the final court of appeal in the UK for civil cases, and for criminal cases from England, Wales and Northern Ireland.

Can I record the Supreme Court live video stream?

The live video streams are ©UK Supreme Court. All footage is copyrighted and the property of the Supreme Court of the United Kingdom, and may not be recorded, published or redistributed without permission. For details of the cases being heard today please go to the Supreme Court website.

Will I be able to stream the Supreme Court judgments and hearings?

In view of the current circumstances, regarding Coronavirus COVID-19, every effort is being made to provide a satisfactory streaming service of the Supreme Court judgments and hearings. However, these services may be subject to technical issues or delay, in which case we will attempt to resolve them as soon as possible.

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