Should cameras be barred from hearings in the Elledge murder case?
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Should cameras be barred from hearings in the Elledge murder case?

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Should cameras be barred from hearings in the Elledge murder case?
A judge barred cameras Friday from the courtroom for pretrial hearings in Joseph Elledge's murder case after his defense argued they could prejudice potential jurors.
A judge barred cameras Friday from the courtroom for pretrial hearings in Joseph Elledge's murder case after his defense argued they could prejudice potential jurors. Show Less
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There should be no distractions. He needs a fair and unbiased trial, then found guilty.

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Should cameras be barred from hearings in the Elledge murder case?
Mid-Missouri media have extensively covered the investigation, including the search for the body of Mengqi Ji, Elledge's wife. Transparency advocates argue the public should be ... Show More
Mid-Missouri media have extensively covered the investigation, including the search for the body of Mengqi Ji, Elledge's wife. Transparency advocates argue the public should be able to see what happens in court. Show Less
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