About the divulging of information and the appearances and whatnot. it is a problem for the sunshine laws but also what we as the public would like to hear about an open and transparent court proceeding. that s one way to get due process, you have to be able to have information. the more there s security risk the more we are at risk of not getting the information. i m sorry, i have to do my high horse again. it s high. literally high horse. but also my figurative high horse about courtroom access, right? cord proceedings are public, anyone can walk into a courtroom, our high school interns had to wait in line. we live in 2023, there is no reason on earth why court proceedings should not be at least broadcast audio-wise. the supreme court has audio. the supreme court, the only federal court that allows any live feed is the supreme court and only because they were forced into it by covid. i would argue cameras maybe should be allowed in there. another fight. we need to see
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