The Media and the Law Rountable, co-sponsored by the University of Georgia School of Law, UGA College of Journalism and Mass Communication, and the American Bar Association, was held on March 16, 1995 at the Marriott Marquis in Atlanta, Georgia. It was broadcast on C-SPAN II and a condensed version aired on COURT TV. Is a fair trial possible in the age of modern media? What impact have the technological advances of newsgathering had on the delivery of justice? Should the judicial system become more restrictive of trial coverage? This roundtable was summarized in the Spring 1995 Advocate Issue, Volume 29, Number 2.
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1995
Thursday, March 16th
12:00 AM

Media and the Law Roundtable

Roberta Cooper Ramo, American Bar Association
Stephen Gillers, New York University School of Law
Albert J. Krieger, Albert J. Krieger Law Firm
Michael McCann, Milwaukee District Attorney's Office
Gerald H. Boyle, The Boyle Law Group
Ed Turner, CNN
Evan Thomas, Newsweek
David Horowitz, Los Angeles Superior Court
Eric Holder, U.S. Attorney for the District of Columbia
Linda Fairstein, Manhattan District Attorney's Office, Sex Crime Prosecution Unit
Ronald Olson, Munger, Tolles & Olsen LLP
Tony Mauro, USA Today
Ronald L. Carlson, University of Georgia School of Law
William Lee, University of Georgia Grady College

12:00 AM