Move to Allow Cameras in Courtrooms Gains Momentum
A movement to televise court proceedings gains momentum as judges and bar associations push for cameras, with 13 states adopting rules and the ABA weighing revisions to fair trial standards. Supporters argue public scrutiny protects due process, while critics worry about juror distraction and witness impact. Florida experiments show it can work with proper oversight and lighting.
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