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All members of the press are urged to obtain credentials from the Senate Daily Press Gallery or the Senate Radio-Television Gallery.  The Judiciary Committee reserves approximately 25 seats for press to attend Committee hearings, and approximately 15 seats for press to attend Executive Business Meetings.  To reserve a seat at a Committee hearing, credentialed members of the press should contact the Press Galleries.

Only credentialed press are permitted to set up video cameras to record Committee hearings.  Space is limited in the Judiciary Committee hearing room, and networks are encouraged to utilize pool footage of hearings of wide interest.  All hearings are webcast live online.

No flash photography is permitted in the hearing room.  Non-flash photography is permitted.  Only credentialed members of the press are permitted to sit in front of the dais to take photographs.

The Chairman and the Ranking Member of the Judiciary Committee maintain Committee press offices.

Erica J. Chabot
Judiciary Press Secretary
Chairman Patrick Leahy
224 Dirksen Senate Office Building
202-224-7703
Chris Gindlesperger
Judiciary Communications Director
Ranking Member Arlen Specter
152 Dirksen Senate Office Building
202-224-5225

To reach the press offices of members of the Committee, visit the Press Contacts page.

For additional information about the Judiciary Committee, visit the Resources for Press page.

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Did You Know?  The Judiciary Committee has published 37 reports in the 110th Congress.  Committee reports accompany legislation that has been reported by the Committee, and are often filed with the legislation on the Senate Floor.  Such reports explain the purpose of proposed legislation, and the process by which the legislation was debated in Committee.

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