Supreme Court Moves Arguments to Teleconference as Pandemic Wears On
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“This is unprecedented and a tremendous step in improving the transparency of the Supreme Court,” said Anthony Marcum of the R Street Institute. “After this current health crisis is over, there is little reason why the Court should not continue this practice.”Featured Publications
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