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Link Ch. 13 – Cameras in the Courtroom
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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