A test run of televising civil cases in some federal courts in the early 1990's also received high marks.
During the course of a televised palimony case in 1989, his ex-partner Sandra Jennings painted a portrait of the star that was unflattering to say the least.
In 2008, Stoneman published Chavez: The Revolution Will Not Be Televised – A Case Study of Politics and the Media.
She pointed to the televised court case of former USA Gymnastics doctor Larry Nassar, during which a series of victim impact statements led hundreds more of his survivors to come forward.
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Eventually, hundreds of prominent journalists, dissidents, activists and ordinary people were arrested, and many of them were tried in televised mass court cases.
Moreover, the societal case for televising the trial is strong.
From 1960 he studied economics at the London School of Economics under Bernard Crick and in 1964 he contributed a chapter on the case against televising parliament for Crick's The Reform of Parliament.
If not, this makes the case for televising trials all the more compelling.
Brazilians are absorbing their confessions and accusations against one another, some of which have been nationally televised, in a case that underlines how political corruption remains entrenched despite landmark efforts to send corrupt officials to jail.
