Do cameras in the courtroom increase conviction rates?
Can anyone tell me whether any high-profile trial that was televised ( on Court TV, True TV, or CNN, for example) resulted in an acquittal? An outright acquittal, not a hung jury?
The Hanged Juror
And the verdict is . . . .
The Juror Hangs: Mystery & Courtroom Drama
If it was 1952 instead of 2011, the verdict in Casey Anthony's trial would be "The Juror Hangs."
Librarian Miss T. Iris Ginge would rather look things up than hunt down a killer. She's also very reasonable. When Iris has reasonable doubts of a socialite's guilt, she becomes the lone holdout against 11 men on the jury. The jury hangs. It's no-justice-as-usual in Chicago's Cook County Criminal Courthouse.
The killer's still "out there" -- out to get Iris.
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The Hanged Juror: Do cameras in the courtroom increase conviction rates?
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