The judiciary’s policymaking arm may decide as soon as next week whether to expand the federal cameras-in-courts pilot program that began in 2011 in 14 district courts.

The Judicial Conference of the U.S., which comprises two dozen of the nation’s top federal judges, will meet in Washington on Tuesday and will likely discuss the pilot’s successes and failures.

At that time they make even vote to keep it running, expand it to other district or circuit courts or end it outright.

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