Cameras in the Courtroom Act permits televising of Supreme Court proceedings.
The Cameras in the Courtroom Act amends the United States Code to allow televising of all open sessions of the Supreme Court. The Supreme Court may deny coverage in specific cases if a majority of justices determine it would violate the due process rights of involved parties. This bill seeks to increase transparency and public access to Supreme Court proceedings.
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