From a Wall Street Journal essay by Peter Funt headlined “Televising the Trump Trials Would Be a Circus and a Service”:

Monday’s indictment in Georgia of Donald Trump and 18 others on racketeering and related charges differs in many respects from the two federal cases now pending against the former president, but one difference could have particular significance: The new case, if it goes to trial, is likely to be televised. Federal courts traditionally prohibit cameras in the courtroom, but the new case would be adjudicated in Georgia Superior Court, where TV coverage is routine.