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How did box brownie cameras change the world?
It allowed us to take pictures.
What is a pedestrian precincts?
An area designated for pedestrians where no cars are allowed. Usually in a commercial zone within downtown of a city. Something very uncommon in the US, yet prevalent in Europe.
How many precincts in the us?
As of the most recent data, there are approximately 175,000 precincts in the United States. Precincts serve as the smallest electoral units for elections, where voters go to cast their ballots. The exact number can vary by state and may change with redistricting or electoral reforms.
Are cameras allowed in the US Supreme Court?
Cameras are prohibited in the courtroom, but may be used elsewhere in the building. The Supreme Court police require visitors to place certain personal belongings, such as cameras and cell phones, into secure lockers before hearing oral arguments.
Why are digital cameras bad for us?
Digital cameras aren't bad for us. They actually give much better results than Traditional or Film cameras.
Are cameras for safety or to watch us?
Cameras are for safety and to watch us. You can also take pictures with a camera. it all depends what cameras...like ones in a store or ones you use personally. They can be both.
How might allowing cameras inside the US Supreme Court chambers affect news coverage of their cases?
If cameras were allowed in there, it would greatly affect their news coverage. Right now, we only know what they want us to know. We have no idea what really goes on in there, who says what, etcetc, because they want to keep things a secret and on a relatively low level. If cameras were in there, we'd know everything said, who said what, why it was said, how others reacted, etc.
Could you vote in 1965 if you were 18?
Not in most (if any) United States precincts. The voting age in the US was twenty-one until 1972.
Should cameras be allowed in US district court?
Question calls for an opinion. Mine is, NO, they should not. It disrupts the court process and the sanctity and solemnity of the judicial process, and can be used as a tool to intimidate witnesses and jurors.
What are the positive impacts of cameras?
Cameras allow us to capture the moments we want to remember. Pictures, unlike our memories, will live on forever. They also allow us to distort the moments we want to see, cameras can do a lot of funny things.
Where can the US government legally use surveillance cameras?
Some of the most common places that the US government can legally use video surveillance cameras are stores and public schools. Also they can use surveillance cameras in property that is theirs.
How many people in the us have cameras?
about 50million people!
