Manitoba considers cameras in courts
Manitoba is mulling over whether to give the public a front-row seat in the province’s courtrooms,” reports the Canadian Press. A committee appointed by the province’s chief judges is expected to recomment within months whether Manitoba should become the latest province to allow cameras in some courtrooms. Manitoba is mulling over whether to give the…
Manitoba is mulling over whether to give the public a front-row seat in the province’s courtrooms,” reports the Canadian Press. A committee appointed by the province’s chief judges is expected to recomment within months whether Manitoba should become the latest province to allow cameras in some courtrooms.
Manitoba is mulling over whether to give the public a front-row seat in the province’s courtrooms,” reports the Canadian Press. A committee appointed by the province’s chief judges is expected to recomment within months whether Manitoba should become the latest province to allow cameras in some courtrooms.
