Will Donald Trump's Trials Be Televised? Courts Can Consider An Array Of Options To Boost Access To Momentous Proceedings

Donald Trump’s election conspiracy case may be billed as the trial of the century, but as things stand, the public won’t have any way of seeing or hearing it — save for going to the E. Barrett Prettyman United States Courthouse in Washington, D.C., waiting in line and hoping for a seat. Federal criminal courts …

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