Welcome to Argument Aloud

Monday, July 20, 2026

This website is a hub that connects U.S. Supreme Court media (briefs, transcripts, recordings, opinions) to cases, and collects stats on the Justices and Advocates who argue them.

Not sure where to start? Here are some links to help you dive in.

All Terms

Every Term of the Court, from 1791 to today.

Current Term

This Term's arguments and decisions.

Top Advocates

The attorneys who've argued the most before the Court.

Women Advocates

Notable arguments by women before the Court.

Lone Dissents

Cases where a single Justice stood alone in dissent.

Vocal Justices

The Justices who spoke the most at oral argument.

Noteworthy Cases

A curated set of especially significant cases.

New

Roll the Supreme Court Dice

Jump to a random argument from 1955 to today.

We also want to improve how all the pieces of information associated with a case are connected. For example, here’s an excerpt from the March 23, 2026 argument in Watson v. Republican National Committee (No. 24-1260), with links to documents that activate automatically as the argument progresses.

That example barely scratches the surface of what is possible, but hopefully it gives you some sense of what a modern UI can accomplish, and maybe it will even inspire others to “follow suit.”

The entire site is currently comprised of three open-source repositories, which are published together to provide a unified browsing experience that requires no backend database or search engine.

Thoughts, suggestions, or other inquiries can be sent to admin@argumentaloud.org.

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