Hit pieces like this only serve to further prove cameras shouldn't be in the courtroom. The seemingly archaic questions about phonographs and compact discs are

Hit pieces like this only serve to further prove cameras shouldn't be in the courtroom. The seemingly archaic questions about phonographs and compact discs are not because the justices are living in the 70s, but an attempt to better understand how current issues relate to existing case law. The last thing we need are out of context soundbites on the evening partisan talk show further polarizing the court.