Its hard to argue against it, especially if the defendant is willing to support it, he said.
That seems to be the case.
Over the weekend, Trumps attorney John Lauro told CNN he personally wanted cameras allowed.
Protesters at the federal district courthouse in Washington, D.C. last week.Photo by Roberto Schmidt/Getty Images
There also would be a change to the federal rules of criminal procedure.
Trump also faces the prospect of charges in Georgia, where state courts do not have a blanket prohibition.
But there is so much public benefit.
He and others point to an adage: The public can trust more of what they see.
With the sensationalism of the 1995 O.J.
All of those things they worry about can be dealt with, she said.
That left networks scrambling to devise unique ways to get the news out aboutTrumps not guilty plea.
(The link to the proceedings ishere.)
Thirteen years later, with advances in AI, could something else be possible?
