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Given the following post, respond as if you're commenting on Reddit:
human
I believe that defendants in trials should not have their name released unless they are convicted. CMV

Given the media circus that tends to develop around high profile trials in the U.S., the quality of life of the defendant, guilty or innocent, is severely reduced by such exposure. 

I spoke with a friend whether or not the defendant should be publicized and she said that it's society's way of punishing them." But isn't that what the jury system does? If you're found not guilty, then you shouldn't have your quality of life reduced because your name and face have been plastered all over the national media for several weeks for months.
gpt
What if that then leads to secret courts and an inability of the public to address injustices in the system itself?  What if publicizing the trial lets somebody get acquitted?  Or leads to information that causes a conviction?