Should court trials be televised? Reviews
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... some in the black community are sure to say it was racist whereas if they don't convict then people will join some of the Jackson family's rumblings that this was a white/Jewish conspiracy to get rid of Jackson to boost posthumous record sales (no, seriously). The other half of the Jackson family don't share that view and even cashed in with a Michael Jackson tribute tour during the trial, a show in Cardiff only last week. The truth is mostly likely to be that Jackson was a habitual drug user and Murray got the job as...moreCustomer Should court trials be televised? Reviews (1)
by - written on 11/10/11 (Very useful, 61 readings)
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The current Michael Jackson trial has been yet another fascinating look into the black heart of the rich and famous, race, money and vanity at the heart of yet another crime. It's a poison that becomes a cancer when injected into celebrity, laid bare on live TV for the world to see, the court case the crime tumour, a true democracy in action. If the stars can go down then we all can. Not that the stars ever go down for anything serious though. American justice is very showy and open and that could be on the way to Britain as plans are drawn up to televise aspects of cases here. Why they think it will work here is the question. Our lawyers and judges with ... Read the complete review
