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Regular Viewpoint contributor Gregg Barak underscores the broader question of modernizing courtroom transparency, particularly in high-stakes cases like U.S. v. Trump, awaiting a decisive ruling from Judge Tanya Chutkan. In a pivotal legal debate, the DOJ opposes televising Donald Trump’s trial, citing the potential impact on judicial proceedings and tradition, while media advocates argue for transparency, emphasizing the public’s right to witness this historic case. Trump’s support for broadcasting the trial fuels speculation about his motives, amidst concerns over misinformation and trial integrity.