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Asked at his confirmation hearing if he supported allowing TV cameras in federal courtrooms, John Roberts joked that former Senator (and current "Law and Order" star) Fred Thompson assured him that "television cameras are nothing to be afraid of." Attorney Michael Berry agrees, and says the recent denial of a petition to televise a closely watched Pennsylvania case denied the country a valuable civics lesson. Berry argues that Roberts should re-examine the Federal Judicial Conference's stance on the issue.
October 05, 2005 at 12:00 AM
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