@josiahkb_@OJEN_ROEJ yes! I completely agree with this argument. Showing victimβs bodies on camera, although that allows transparency, it is insensitive to the the victims families
@OJEN_ROEJ#OJENROEJFA22 Information is passed over because audiences want to skip to the βjuicyβ parts. The O.J. Simpson case gained no general interest in the case and no compassion for the victims.
@Emilyloveslaw@OJEN_ROEJ I see your pointβ¦buuuttttβ¦I believe that even though everything is public anyways, thereβs a difference of people observing that information from the courtroom rather than online by thousands of people
@OJEN_ROEJ#OJENROEJFA22 I believe that cameras should not be allowed in the courtroom because it allows the public to have too much control over the justice system because clips from recorded trials are posted on social medias, and again not fair to the victims.π€ (I ate)