(1) Except for trials, when the appearance of a detainee or prisoner is required in any court at a nonevidentiary criminal proceeding, the detainee or prisoner may make an audiovisual court appearance. However, a judge or magistrate is not required to allow an audiovisual court appearance and may order the detainee or prisoner to appear physically in the courtroom.

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(2) An audiovisual court appearance shall meet the conditions required by sections 29-4201 to 29-4207.