Trump Georgia 2020 Election Case , Will Be Televised.<br />On Aug. 31, Superior Court of Fulton County Judge <br />Scott McAfee ruled that all proceedings pertaining <br />to the case in his courtroom "will be livestreamed <br />and allowed to be televised," CNN reports. .<br />However, the ruling is subject to change <br />and doesn't apply to any areas of the case <br />that are taken up by federal court. .<br />"Pool" cameras, which are shared by various news organizations, will also be allowed.<br />Cell phones and computers <br />will be allowed for non-recording <br />purposes like note-taking, CNN reports. .<br />Nobody from the prosecution or defense appeared in court to oppose the media's request for cameras.<br />However, multiple defendants, including former Trump chief of staff Mark Meadows and former DOJ official Jeffrey Clark, .<br />However, multiple defendants, including former Trump chief of staff Mark Meadows and former DOJ official Jeffrey Clark, .<br />have requested that their cases are moved to federal court, which does not allow cameras, computers or smartphones. .<br />U.S. District Judge Steve Jones previously asked Meadows and the district attorney whether the <br />case should be moved to federal court...<br />... if it was determined that at least <br />one instance detailed in the racketeering <br />case illustrated conduct Meadows <br />performed while acting in an official capacity. .<br />District Attorney Fani Willis said that such a finding wouldn't warrant the case being moved, while Meadows' attorneys argued otherwise.
