Battlion wrote:The Nihilistic view wrote:
Fact is they are a judge and they were affected by this bill in a negative way.
If they don't uphold the law, they should be removed as a judge.
Judges are not affected in a negative way unless they don't uphold the law, it seems like many are now trying to make up anything to try argue against this.
First, it was a victim would be damaged if recorded (this was proven to be false, as if distressed or thought it would endanger them the recording is stopped)
Secondly, it was simply that nobody was interested (yet no evidence was used to back this up)
Thirdly, It was the Media would influence the case (despite recordings would only become available after the conclusion of a case and any TV broadcast would require the approval of the Ministry of Justice)
Fourthly, it was that "Courts should not prioritize transparency" (I agree, but this isn't the courts proposing this law it is the Ministry of Justice)
Fifthly, it was cameras will always be turned on forever regardless of anything (wish people would read Section I)
Now we are arguing that Judges would be damaged by suggesting they will be urged to bend to popular opinion, despite that not being the role of the judge and the job of the judge being that they uphold the law.
However, I am willing to go further and suggest that I amend the bill to specify that only the Lawyers arguments and the judges comments can be shown however any defendant, witness or victim will not. This surely will remove about 95% of the arguments you all keep coming up with, yet still do what the bill aims to do?
I don't think we have a way of removing judges do we at the moment?
The forth one is by far the worst, you are trying to tell the courts that they should make it their first concern. I does seen clarification is needed because it seems you agree it should not be yet are trying to make it one of the main things courts must think about instead of other more important matters.
Oh and deal with my support to the last bit.




