The Indiana Supreme Court is ending a near-total ban on cameras in court that goes back to the dawn of television.
A seismic shift is coming to the Indiana justice system next week when local judges will have the power to allow cameras to film proceedings in their courtrooms.
"We have 2.8 million cases pending in Indiana courts right now," Rush said."Those cases involve every facet of Hoosier life. And for people to trust the courts, I think they need to know what's going on in the courtrooms." Q: What kind off feedback did the court get on the recent pilot project that tested cameras in five court rooms?
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