Cameras are almost everywhere these days. But one place they’ve never been allowed is in federal district courtrooms.
Four years ago, some federal courts quietly initiated a pilot program to allow video recording in some cases. Now, a group of federal judges, headed by Supreme Court Chief Justice John Roberts, must decide whether the cameras will continue to roll.
Amy Radil from Here & Now contributor KUOW in Seattle reports on how the pilot went in Seattle.
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