SCOTUS, which has never allowed camera coverage or live audio, plans to provide a live audio feed to the public of the arguments it will hear by phone in May (Adam Liptak/New York Times)
SCOTUS, which has never allowed camera coverage or live audio, plans to provide a live audio feed to the public of the arguments it will hear by phone in May (Adam Liptak/New York Times) https://ift.tt/2yjbzxi
SCOTUS, which has never allowed camera coverage or live audio, plans to provide a live audio feed to the public of the arguments it will hear by phone in May — For the first time, the nation's highest court will open a live audio feed as it hears arguments in 10 sets of cases.
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