Submitted on Tuesday 6th September 2011
Published on Tuesday 6th September 2011
Current status: Closed
Closed: Tuesday 6th March 2012
Signatures: 1
Tagged with
Individuals ~ Law ~ Referendum ~ TV ~ UK
Ban court Proceedings from being televised
Having to participate in a court proceeding which is being filmed for the purpose of television is against an individuals human rights, whether that individual is a witness, jury member, criminal or defendant.
Such a move will result in individuals refusing to participate in court proceedings, making the courts a place for reality TV and not a fair place for justice.
This is a move that at some point could affect any member of the UK public. As such and within a supposed democratic country a law like this should not be passed without a majority of public support.
This petition asks the government to review its stance on televising court proceedings and at the very least create a referendum to seek whether there is public support for such a move.
If it is found that public support is not given, this view of the public should be the deciding factor on whether such a law is passed.
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