History of Cameras in the Courts

Former Representative Robert Kastenmeier, (D-Wisconsin), Timothy Dyk, an attorney, and James Eaglin, assistant director, Federal Judicial Ce… read more

Former Representative Robert Kastenmeier, (D-Wisconsin), Timothy Dyk, an attorney, and James Eaglin, assistant director, Federal Judicial Center, discussed the historic process that resulted in the three-year experiment allowing television cameras into Federal courts beginning July 1, 1991. A short excerpt of the film from the Lindbergh baby kidnapping trial of 1935 was shown and discussed by the guests. close

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History of Cameras in the Courts

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Program ID:
18762-1
Category:
Call-In
Format:
Call-In
Location:
Washington, District of Columbia, United States
First Aired:
Jul 01, 1991 | 8:59am EDT | C-SPAN 1
Last Aired:
Jul 07, 1991 | 3:15pm EDT | C-SPAN 1

Airing Details

  • Jul 01, 1991 | 8:59am EDT | C-SPAN 1
  • Jul 01, 1991 | 12:59pm EDT | C-SPAN 1
  • Jul 01, 1991 | 7:24pm EDT | C-SPAN 2
  • Jul 01, 1991 | 11:05pm EDT | C-SPAN 1
  • Jul 06, 1991 | 6:55pm EDT | C-SPAN 2
  • Jul 07, 1991 | 3:15pm EDT | C-SPAN 1
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