
A public good: every Supreme Court Oral Argument since 2010. Making the Highest Court more accessible for a modern audience. The DC Bar blog's piece about this podcast can be found here: www.tinyurl.com/scotuspod. If you'd like to support the law student who created this project instead of studying you can do so here: www.tinyurl.com/scotusguy. Thanks for listening! Patreon
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Thanks for making the oral arguments easily accessible. I appreciate the public service
I love that the case summary and questions are in the descriptions now. So helpful! Thank you! At work, I couldn’t listen to the live oral argument this morning for Wolford v. Lopez, so I was psyched when I saw it already uploaded for my long drive home. No more waiting days for new cases to be available like other podcasts I’ve tried. Thorough and punctual is much appreciated! Definitely going to check out his new website to see what other legal goodies he’s cooked up for SCOTUS nerds like me.
I deeply appreciate the way you make Supreme Court oral arguments so accessible. The official site often falls short in providing an intuitive, podcast-like experience for listening to these proceedings, but you’ve achieved something remarkable by doing just that. Thank you!
I’ve listened to over 500 arguments in full, and the breadth of legal insight I’ve gained is invaluable. It’s a true pleasure and has been instrumental in fulfilling my ongoing passion for legal knowledge.
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Much appreciated public service
An incredibly useful + convenient resource for any American citizen -- or anyone else with an interest, professional or personal, in American jurisprudence. Many thanks to the law student who took the time to set up here, in podcast format, the audio recordings (and transcription) of oral arguments for each case taken up by the Supreme Court in real time.
A genuinely educational resource providing additional ease of access to the daily workings of our highest judicial body. Simple, to the poin... more
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A deep dive into Supreme Court oral arguments with episodes focused on how federal and state legal frameworks interact, particularly around issues like preemption, constitutional rights, and procedural law. Across episodes, listeners get analysis of how justices interpret statutes, how arguments are framed, and what implications court decisions may have for business, policy, and everyday life. Notable strengths include accessible breakdowns of dense legal topics, a consistent focus on how arguments unfold in real time, and a cadence that helps non-lawyers grasp complex proceedings. The show appears especially valuable for lawyers, policy professionals, students, and anyone seeking a clearer view of the Court's day-to-day workings.
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