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Author Hiber, Amanda.

Title Should cameras be allowed in courtrooms? [electronic resource] / Amanda Hiber, book editor.

Imprint Detroit : Greenhaven Press, c2008.

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Location Call No. OPAC Message Status
 Axe Gale Electronic Resource  Electronic Resource    ---  Available
Series At issue series
At issue. Civil liberties.
Bibliography Includes bibliographical references (p. 101-106) and index.
Contents Cameras should be allowed in courtrooms / Barbara Cochran -- Cameras should not be allowed in courtrooms / Jan E. DuBois -- Cameras should only be allowed in criminal trials with the consent of all parties / Barbara E. Bergman -- Cameras should be allowed in the Supreme Court / Arlen Specter -- Cameras should not be allowed in the Supreme Court / Christina B. Whitman -- Supreme Court proceedings should be recorded but not televised / Scott C. Wilcox -- Cameras in courtrooms would trivialize court proceedings / Woody West -- Cameras in courtrooms would lead to a more educated public / Sandy Grady -- Reluctance to use cameras in courtrooms is a result of the Simpson trial -- Ellia thompson -- Cameras should be allowed at high-profile trials / Howard Rosenberg -- Cameras should not be allowed at high-profile trials / Matthew Gilbert -- Beltway sniper John Allen Muhammad's trial should be televised / Radio-Television News Directors Association et al. -- Beltway sniper Lee Boyd Malvo's trial should not be televised / Andrew Cohen.
Access Access limited to licensed institutions.
Subject Television broadcasting of court proceedings -- United States.
Television broadcasting of news -- Law and legislation -- United States.
Genre/Form Electronic books.
ISBN 9780737739282 (hardcover)
0737739282 (hardcover)
9780737739299 (pbk.)
0737739290 (pbk.)

 
    
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