Live audio drives trust in the Supreme Court. Visuals will, too.
Summary
Audio broadcasts of Supreme Court proceedings have helped improve how people view the Court. Supporters say adding cameras to show live video could increase trust even more.Key Facts
- The Supreme Court has begun allowing live audio of its sessions.
- Audio broadcasts have led to better public approval of the Court.
- Some believe that video cameras in the courtroom would further boost trust.
- Currently, the Supreme Court does not allow cameras during oral arguments.
- Supporters argue that increased transparency can help the public understand the Court’s work.
- Critics worry that cameras might affect how justices or lawyers behave.
- The article suggests that adding courtroom video is the next step after live audio.
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