The US Supreme Court will continue its pandemic-era practice of livestreaming audio for oral arguments for the new term starting Oct. 3.
The move is a win for transparency advocates who have long urged the justices to make arguments more accessible to the public.
“The Court will provide a live audio feed of all scheduled oral arguments for the upcoming term,” the court said Wednesday in a statement.
The court first provided real-time audio streaming in 2020 when the pandemic prompted justices to hear arguments remotely. Livestreaming of arguments continued last term after the justices returned to the courtroom with ...
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