Wisconsin Media Request for Cameras in the Court Room is a law that allows members of the media to request access to the courtroom in order to record, broadcast, or photograph proceedings. This law was established by the Wisconsin Supreme Court in 1995 in order to provide more access to the public and to ensure that proceedings were conducted fairly. There are three types of Wisconsin Media Request for Cameras in the Court Room: Audio Recording, Television Broadcasting, and Still Photography. Audio Recording allows members of the media to record the audio of court proceedings in order to make them available to the public. Television Broadcasting allows for television cameras to be present in the courtroom while proceedings are taking place, with the footage then broadcasted to the public. Finally, Still Photography allows members of the media to capture photographs of the proceedings in order to publish them.