On the recordDecember 2, 2014
These restrictive broadcasting policies shroud the Supreme Court and Federal court proceedings in secrecy and can raise questions in the minds of the public on the administration of justice.
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congress.govThese restrictive broadcasting policies shroud the Supreme Court and Federal court proceedings in secrecy and can raise questions in the minds of the public on the administration of justice.
Deutch criticizes policies that limit public observation of court proceedings, suggesting they undermine justice.
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