"Trump's Indictment Sheds Light on NY Courtroom Camera Ban"
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Former President Donald Trump's arraignment in Manhattan on Tuesday highlights New York's restrictive laws banning cameras and broadcasts inside the courtroom in most proceedings, a law that dates back to the 1930s. Some state lawmakers are making a renewed push to change the law amid Trump's high-profile appearance. The law is not unlike federal courts that prohibit video coverage of trials, and even the U.S. Supreme Court limits its oral arguments to an audio livestream.
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