Support legislation to allow U.S. Supreme Court proceedings to be televised, with coverage of open sessions unless a due-process exception applies.

Senator Gillibrand is cosponsoring legislation that would allow Supreme Court proceedings to be televised. The bill would require the Supreme Court to allow coverage of all open sessions, unless decided by majority vote that such coverage in a particular case would violate the due process of any party involved.

She commits to backing a bill to televise Supreme Court proceedings with a due-process safeguard.

As Gillibrand Bill to Begin Restoring Faith in Congress Heads Toward the Senate Floor for Passage, Senator Renews Push for Additional Reforms to Make Congress More Transparent, Accountable - Kirsten Gillibrand | U.S. Senator for New York
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Gillibrand said her reform agenda would include allowing U.S. Supreme Court proceedings to be televised, with coverage of open sessions unless a majority of justices found a due-process violation.

Official Senate office release shows Gillibrand publicly backing the televised-Supreme-Court proposal and describing the due-process exception.

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As Gillibrand Bill to Begin Restoring Faith in Congress Heads Toward the Senate Floor for Passage, Senator Renews Push for Additional Reforms to Make Congress More Transparent, Accountable - Kirsten Gillibrand | U.S. Senator for New York
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Gillibrand urged Senate passage of legislation authorizing televised Supreme Court proceedings unless the Court found coverage would violate a party's due-process rights.

This is direct official evidence that Gillibrand actively supported the bill language matching the claim.

delivered same_term A for effort

Gillibrand Urges Senate to Pass Bill Opening U.S. Supreme Court Proceedings to Television Cameras
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The bill required the Supreme Court to permit television coverage of all open sessions unless a majority of justices found due-process harm.

Congress.gov confirms the exact legislative concept Gillibrand supported: televised open sessions with a due-process exception.

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S.780 - Cameras in the Courtroom Act (114th Congress)
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