Tina Peters appeals contempt conviction in iPad recording case related to unauthorized voting machine access prosecution

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4. Here's how the judge ended the interaction:

During the incident in question, Mesa County Judge Matthew Barrett did not sanction Peters. Instead, he warned her after a bit of back-and-forth between the court, Peters, and a prosecutor.

Peters, for her part, denied recording.

Here’s how the judge ended the interaction:

Well, the bottom line is — as I mentioned, there’s a sign on the door that says no recording, video, audio — it’s all common sense for most folks to know that. This is a recorded proceeding in any event. So, this is the one warning that the individual in the courtroom will get. If I find that someone has violated this order in the future, then I’ll take appropriate action, and it will be appropriate — no doubt in my mind about that.