Media and the Courtroom
Timothy Dyk, attorney and legal scholar, talked about the legal ethics of televising courtroom proceedings. He cited the first and sixth ame… read more
Timothy Dyk, attorney and legal scholar, talked about the legal ethics of televising courtroom proceedings. He cited the first and sixth amendments to the Constitution in support of his advocacy of cameras in the courtroom. Mr. Dyk said the transparency cameras bring to the system outweighs the distraction and “we will have better criminal justice if we have more public criminal justice.” close
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