In May, the 5th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals began putting audio recordings of oral arguments on its Web site. Next month, the 1st Circuit plans to join that court and four other federal courts of appeals in doing the same.
The 11th Circuit has not joined the trend. While all other federal appeals courts, except the 10th Circuit, will at least provide a copy of a recording for a nominal fee, the 11th Circuit maintains that its recordings are for its use only. It tells attorneys they can bring in a court reporter but forbids anyone else from making a recording.
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