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The Trial Wasn’t Televised: As Trump & Allies Claim A “Rigged” Process, There’s A Greater Case For Cameras In The Court – Analysis
The race is on to define just what happened in the courtroom.
New York courts generally prohibit cameras in the courtroom and, save for short moments when still photographers were allowed to take shots of Trump before each day’s proceedings began, there was little deviation from the restrictions. CBS News’ chief election and campaign correspondent Robert Costa, who also was at the Manhattan courthouse through the trial, said that “it would have been better in some respects for the audience to have the same access to the feed that the journalists did. University of Utah Law Professor RonNell Andersen Jones praised the “creative solutions” that reporters turned to in covering the proceedings, along with much of the legal analysis..
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