Judicial Body: Trump’s Federal Trials Won’t Be Televised

Bloomberg News reports:

Donald Trump’s two federal trials won’t be on TV next year after a key judicial body didn’t take action to change the rules.

The Judicial Conference of the United States didn’t discuss calls from lawmakers to authorize cameras in the courtrooms for the Trump cases when the judges met Tuesday for their semiannual meeting. The group’s meetings are closed to the public, but a member briefed reporters afterward.

There has been intense public appetite for details on what’s happening in the four criminal cases pending against the former president. Members of Congress sent a letter in August asking the group to consider allowing cameras in the federal cases against the former president in Florida and Washington.

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