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In this episode, Rebecca talks with Gabe Roth, executive director of Fix the Court, about transparency and accountability within the U.S. court system. Gabe explains the organization’s efforts to increase public access to judicial information, from financial disclosures and ethics issues to courtroom access and media coverage.
They discuss why transparency in the courts matters for both journalists and the public, the challenges reporters face when covering the judiciary, and how limited access can affect public trust in the legal system. The conversation also explores the balance between judicial independence and accountability, as well as the role local and national media play in helping the public better understand the courts.
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In this episode, Rebecca talks with Gabe Roth, executive director of Fix the Court, about transparency and accountability within the U.S. court system. Gabe explains the organization’s efforts to increase public access to judicial information, from financial disclosures and ethics issues to courtroom access and media coverage.
They discuss why transparency in the courts matters for both journalists and the public, the challenges reporters face when covering the judiciary, and how limited access can affect public trust in the legal system. The conversation also explores the balance between judicial independence and accountability, as well as the role local and national media play in helping the public better understand the courts.