(2/2) Although cameras may satisfy the public's desire for instant satisfaction, the quality of that information will become worse @Provostlaw#ojenroejfa22
#ojenroejfa22@ojen_roej@ProvostLaw The court needs to be able to safeguard the victims of the trial because allowing cameras into the court room brings in the possibility of the public making their own narratives and posting edited versions of certain parts of the trial.
(1/2) Witnesses will suffer as a result of cameras. The bright lights of the camera may worsen anxiety and make witnesses less willing to testify at all. Even just giving testimony can be terrifying.#ojenroejfa22@provostlaw @ojenroejfa22
#ojenroejfa22@ojen_roej@provostlaw It’s our duty to keep cameras out of the courtroom in order to safeguard the defendants, attorneys, judges, and jury members from getting influenced by the media or harassed by the public for their decisions.
@OJEN_ROEJ@ProvostLaw#ojenroejfa22@ojen_roej@ProvostLaw Which contaminates evidence and jury members and have a huge impact on the trial, without using factual information.Section 11 of the Charter protects a person’s right to a fair hearing by an impartial tribunal.