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This is the reason. The US justice system is meant to operate in the open, to serve the interests of the public who finances it. Same reason it is generally ver
by _jal 5y ago
This is the reason. The US justice system is meant to operate in the open, to serve the interests of the public who finances it. Same reason it is generally very difficult to litigate under seal.
Observations about the difference between theory and practice omitted.
- thatcat 5y agoThe justice system forbids individuals recording the judge but records and could publish every interaction you have with them. That is not operating in a system of openness and transparency.
- herbst 5y agoI doubt the system really is much more transparent than more usual systems that do not blame every potential 'criminal' publicly. Or in another world, if that openness does anything good how comes the US has one of the biggest issues with police violence from all the developed world?