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Media says banning cameras from Robinson hearing won't stop social media commentating

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Attorneys representing the media covering the Tyler Robinson capital murder case say not having cameras in the courtroom will not stop the president from commenting on the case. On Wednesday, the media responded to Robinson's latest request to keep cameras out of the courtroom during his upcoming hearing on Monday.

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