There are some cases in which cameras in the courtroom are a danger to the process. Those are the high profile cases in which the presence of cameras and the knowledge of everybody that they are on television influences the behavior of the participants in a way that may not be consistent with what they are supposed to be doing. That is going to influence the witness. The members of the community will observe me and then they will make their own minds up. Nothing I say is going to influence that.
Students make up their own minds.
Whatever risks there are to the democratic government by having the Attorney General investigate things can be handled. Indeed, congressional scrutiny on the Attorney General's actions is going to ensure that things are done correctly. I don't think it's higher degree of responsibility. It's a different kind of responsibility. The defense counsel is an advocate for a client first.