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But he will not find it in the camera coverage of the preliminary hearings now under way.

This would foil any serious attempt at coherent camera coverage.

But even the inaccurate and damaging news stories argue for camera coverage, not against.

First, the camera coverage of the House and of its committees is provided in quite different ways.

It is these more sensational cases, the opponents said, that would most likely be influenced by camera coverage, particularly television.

Nor would denial of camera coverage have any effect on the behavior of news organizations or their sources outside the courtroom.

The skyboxes, which provide overall camera coverage of the convention floor, are usually reserved for television networks.

A clone working in the factory complex had provided them with the exact timing necessary to be sure of camera coverage.

His efforts in Florida grew to many states across the country allowing camera coverage in their courts over subsequent years.

The report concluded that the experiment had been a success and that the law allowing camera coverage of court cases should be made permanent.

No camera coverage was allowed, but the audio portion of it was broadcast on several radio and television stations.

Oh, I see what you must mean: you mean the camera coverage of lordly and notable people.

But the Senate version unwisely dilutes confidence in the trial judge by giving every witness a veto over camera coverage.

The request from the South Korean subway operator for live camera coverage came after a fatal arson in 2003.

"People have applied tests to camera coverage that really go to any kind of coverage," Mr. Davis said.

It looked a shambles on the live broadcast, but by the evening showing it had been cleaned up thanks to some additional mobile camera coverage.

These lobbies have extensive security camera coverage, a courtesy telephone for consulting with the bank staff, and a security guard on the premises.

In a nearby room a tire of videotape recorders were rewound, and now the mplete camera coverage would be reviewed at leisure.

Camera coverage, in filmmaking and video production, is the amount of footage shot and different camera angles used to capture a scene.

All but three states - Indiana, Mississippi and South Dakota - allow some form of camera coverage in courtrooms.

Camera coverage is a logical extension of ordinary people's right to observe court proceedings, and opens the courts to millions who cannot be accommodated as spectators.

"The police have surveillance camera coverage of an incident in which they believe one of our people is the guilty party," said Beeker, steepling his fingers.

Hidden video camera coverage of the phone numbers showed that the calls were made to the Phoenix bureau of the FBI.

The Supreme Court ceremony will be open to press coverage but camera coverage will be pooled for some parts of the event.

As a result, camera coverage that was once forbidden as unethical is available in all states except Indiana, Mississippi and South Dakota.