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Cameras in the courtroom - the fifth estate
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December 4, 2015
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3:17Now PlayingUnlike in Canada, throughout the United States television cameras are routinely allowed to broadcast court proceedings. fifth estate producer / director Claude Vickery reflects on the experience of filming Marc Wabafiyebazu's bail hearing in Miami during the production of our piece, A Mother's Trial. Vickery also talks about the debate surrounding the introduction of cameras in Canadian courts.
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