In the court room, changes are being wrought by television. There is an increasing re­liance on video testimony. Children who allege physical or sexual abuse, for example, may give video testimony outside a courtroom to be shown during trial proceedings.  Lawyers who represent ac­cident victims often commission videos to visually show the court the impact of accident-related in­juries on the daily lives of their clients.  In criminal trials, judges have allowed juries to see filmed reenact­ments of crimes. To further blur the line between simulation and reality is the increasing number of cameras that videotape the commission of alleged crimes and other wrongs. 

What effect are these uses of television having on the judicial system? Do you agree with these changes?

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