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The Supreme Court, the morning it rules.

Courtdesk follows the Supreme Court term: opinions as they’re released, the emergency docket, the cases the Court agrees to hear, and the arguments ahead — with every justice’s vote on one line.

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What’s on screen

What courtdesk shows

  • Opinions as they landThe case, the question, the summary, and the 6–3 or 9–0 — with one plain-English line on what that kind of ruling means.
  • The vote lineAll nine justices on one line: who joined, who wrote it, who dissented, who dissented in part.
  • The emergency docketFast rulings on written requests, with any noted dissents.
  • Will hearNew grants from the order lists, the moment the Court takes a case.
  • The term scoreboardDecided and pending cases, argument days and what’s next on the calendar.

Where it comes from

Straight from the record

The Supreme Court’s own slip opinions, orders and argument calendar, with case questions and votes from Oyez and CourtListener. Every feed is listed, with how often it’s read, on the Sources page. No accounts, no ads, free to leave on all day.