.CSPAN’s latest survey on the U.S. Supreme Court showed continued support for transparency — and in-court cameras — as a way to build trust and knowledge about the third branch of government.
While the just-released poll of voters found that people generally don’t know a lot about the court and can’t name most justices or major decisions, they are eager to know more.
“This survey demonstrates that Americans have found and are listening to the court's oral arguments and that listeners are coming away with a generally higher opinion of the court,” said C-SPAN co-CEO Susan Swain. “That’s a strong message that more transparency is good for the court — and good for the public.”
In its survey, C-SPAN bolstered the case for cameras in finding that 84% believe that court decisions have “an impact on their everyday lives.”
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