If there’s one thing Justice Ketanji Brown Jackson loves to do more than anything during Supreme Court oral arguments, it’s talk — and talk, and talk, and talk some more. On Thursday, The New York Times reported on a new study that found Jackson is “by far the most talkative justice” on the court over […]
Live audio, a new format and new voices have transformed and unsettled the court’s signature public ceremony.
AI:The Supreme Court's traditional oral argument process has undergone a fundamental transformation driven by COVID-era adjustments, introducing live audio capabilities and new formats that have significantly altered the nature of these high-profile public ceremonies. This shift toward digital accessibility and modified procedural standards is unsettling the long-standing traditions of the nation's highest court as it attempts to balance modern technological realities with historical decorum.Open