The absence of cameras at the U.S. Supreme Court dominated discussion and debate among judges, professors, students and lawyers at Georgia State University last week.
February 17, 2016 at 12:00 AM
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The absence of cameras at the U.S. Supreme Court dominated discussion and debate among judges, professors, students and lawyers at Georgia State University last week.
The conversations took place at a GSU College of Law symposium titled “Invisible Justices: Supreme Court Transparency in the Age of Social Media.”
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