Asserting its ability to change with the times, the Connecticut Judicial Branch launched camera coverage of Michael Skakel’s bid for a new trial in Stamford Superior Court on April 17, and the next day released new rules for expanded camera coverage of the Supreme and Appellate courts.
If the courtroom personnel, witnesses, lawyers or camera crew taking part in Skakel’s long-shot bid for a new trial were having difficulty, it wasn’t apparent to those watching the proceedings at home or on streaming video computer coverage, which is proving surprisingly popular.
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