The Supreme Court enters the coronavirus age Monday, for the first time hearing arguments by teleconference and letting the public listen in live
WASHINGTON—. The two-week run of cases includes disputes over President Trump’s financial records, the powers of the Electoral College and the scope of religious exceptions to laws regulating employers.
The innovation hardly came by choice: The high court long has resisted calls to broadcast its proceedings, fearing that a mass audience could alter the intimate dynamic between the...
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