ShadyLady
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Well, that's already happening. The judges said it's something she considered on Oct. 30. This is presumed to be sending the media to the overflow room, which she was set to do.
What I meant, is that during the whole trial there has been no live streaming video and the public already has to wait to see testimony till after end of trial for those not in the courtroom.
That is restriction enough. Do not kick media out of courtroom at all. Lessor restrictions of no live streaming already in place, no need for more restrictions at all.
I really hope this stay gives JSS a bit more backbone.