Tag Archives: cameras in the courtroom

Live Stream Opens up Appeals Court Hearing on on Trump’s Travel Ban

Posted on February 10, 2017 by Ralph Hanson

By today (Friday afternoon), the big news is that the 9th District Appeals Court did not strike down the court-ordered stay on President Trump’s executive order banning then entrance of traveller from seven Muslim-majority countries and limiting entrance to the … Continue reading →

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Local TV station news operation has a bad day

Posted on October 26, 2016 by Ralph Hanson

So, my local NTV News television station has had a bad day covering a murder trial in Kansas.  We’ll let them tell the story:

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Link Ch. 13 – Cameras in the Courtroom

Posted on May 26, 2012 by Ralph Hanson

There’s been a long debate in the United States whether still, movie or television cameras belong in the courtrooms.  TV cameras have become a common feature in many local, state, and appellate courts, but as of this writing, the Supreme … Continue reading →

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