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Court equipment approved by the judicial officer, then reserved by e-mail at least 24 hours ahead; Zoom during a trial or hearing asked of the trial department unless the Calendar Appearance Requirement Matrix calls for Zoom; the displays and document camera (HDMI adapters not provided).
California > First Appellate District > San Mateo County > Superior Court of California, County of San Mateo
Court supplied audio/video (AV) equipment is available for use in the courtroom, but it must be approved by a judicial officer in advance of submitting a reservation request, when possible. All equipment is provided on a first-come, first-served basis. Please submit your equipment reservation request after you have been assigned to a trial/hearing department, you have a trial/hearing date scheduled and after the judicial officer has approved the AV equipment request. Please provide at least 24-hour notice, when possible. If your AV equipment request is for a trial/hearing that is being assigned for the same day as the day of the equipment request, please submit a request at least 24 hours prior noting the case name, the type of trial/hearing that the matter is set for and the expected duration of the equipment need. Once approved by the assigned judge, you and the courtroom staff may contact the IT department to bring the equipment to the courtroom. Please e-mail your A/V requests to AVrequest@sanmateocourt.org. Requests to use Zoom audio/video during your trial/hearing must be submitted directly to the trial/hearing department, unless your matter will be heard on a calendar that requires or encourages a Zoom appearance as outlined in the Calendar Appearance Requirement Matrix. Available Equipment LED Display A 65-inch LED display is available in each courtroom. A laptop must be provided by the attorney for computer input. Please bring your own HDMI adapter if a device needs to be connected to the LED Display. The Court does not provide HDMI adapters. Please note: information input over the HDMI cable cannot be simultaneously shown in a zoom session. Such information will have to be shared directly over zoom. Document Camera (Elmo) The Document Camera (Elmo) has one HDMI video output. A laptop must be provided by the attorney for computer input. Please bring your own HDMI adapter if a device needs to be connected to the Document Camera. The Court does not provide HDMI adapters. Document camera is available for use upon request.
Court supplied audio/video (AV) equipment is available for use in the courtroom, but it must be approved by a judicial officer in advance of submitting a reservation request, when possible. All equipment is provided on a first-come, first-served basis. Please submit your equipment reservation request after you have been assigned to a trial/hearing department, you have a trial/hearing date schedule
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