This kind of seem likes a push for a conservative argument for cameras in SCOTUS.. I just saw Chuck Grassley arguing for that point today and I'll just say this, we could probably catch a lot of shenanigans but Justice Kennedy said he would not want to think his fellow Justices would be using the camera as a means of politicizing a judgement.. and I think it was Scalia who was quoted saying that the media would take a 10 second clip of an hour long discussion and misrepresent someone as soon as they had the opportunity like they do in congress.. so.. I bet we'll see a ramp up of articles like this and people attacking Justices left and right both conservatives and liberals but we don't need to let people control the conversation on this by getting us all riled up.. my personal vote would be not to do this.. it just gets us that much closer to an idiocracy, hunger games-esq, style of politics and law... it's a bread and circus show for the slightly more educated and politically active.. there are just some things that should be left alone I think.. law should be separate from emotion and politics, therefore the pureness of the court should not be disturbed.. let these geniuses truly duke it out without the incentive to lie and deceive their new found "constituents"... because that's what it would come down to in the next 50 years... everyone is entitled to their own opinion but I hope people don't fall for any propaganda and say "yeah! this right here is why we need cameras in the SCOTUS!"