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Should the U.S. Supreme Court allow live television broadcasts of its oral arguments?

The U.S. Supreme Court releases audio of its oral arguments but does not permit live television coverage, a long-running point of debate.

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dagmanVoice #1Aug 6, 1:45 AM

Live video can dramatically influence the dynamics and introduces incentives that could distort outcomes

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