A protestor leaps up to interrupt a U.S. Supreme Court session, and somewhere nearby, someone takes a secret photo of the justices, flouting the long-standing custom barring cameras in the courtroom.
The date of this dramatic event was not 2014 or 2015, when protestors against money in politics rose to make their point loudly inside the court chamber, with secretly taken video to amplify their message online.
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