Lord Gill, Lord President of Scotland's judiciary, said that technology has changed considerably in the 20 years since broadcasters have been able to apply for permission to televise proceedings, and that a review is required.
A "fundamental review" of the policy on using television cameras in court is to be carried out, Scotland's top judge has announced.
Lord Gill, Lord President of Scotland's judiciary, said that technology has changed considerably in the 20 years since broadcasters have been able to apply for permission to televise proceedings, and that a review is required.
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