Attorneys for the producers of a popular podcast series focused on old criminal cases were in the Georgia Supreme Court Monday trying to persuade the justices that a Rome judge should have let them copy a court reporter’s backup tapes from a 2001 murder trial.
Caplan Cobb partner James Cobb said the request by the makers of the “Undisclosed” podcast to copy the recordings is backed by long-standing court precedent and by the rules of Georgia’s own courts, which allow the public to inspect and—by extension—copy court records.
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