EXPERIENCE THE SUPREME COURT LIKE NEVER BEFORE
OUR MISSION
On The Docket democratizes access to Supreme Court proceedings by transforming audio recordings into compelling video narratives. Using advanced AI technology, we create visual experiences that make landmark cases accessible and engaging for students, educators, and citizens.
Our platform bridges the gap between constitutional scholarship and public understanding, ensuring that pivotal moments in American jurisprudence are preserved and comprehensible for generations to come.
HOW IT WORKS
From archive to screen in four steps
Authentic audio
We start with original Supreme Court recordings from the National Archives — the same audio preserved in the Oyez Project's 9,000+ hour archive.
AI reconstruction
Using artificial intelligence, we transform audio into video — recreating the courtroom scene with historically accurate visual representations.
Source verification
Every element is documented and traceable. Original audio is never altered. AI-generated visuals are clearly identified.
Immersive experience
The result: a new way to witness Supreme Court history — accessible to everyone, not just the few who can attend in person.
The Court ruled that U.S. presidents have absolute immunity from prosecution when carrying out their core constitutional powers and presumptive immunity for carrying out other official acts. Actions that may be illegal and are beyond the scope of presidential powers can still be prosecuted.
Watch on YouTubeThe Court ruled that race-conscious admissions programs at Harvard and the University of North Carolina violate the Equal Protection Clause. Universities cannot use race as a factor in admissions decisions to achieve student body diversity. Applicants may still discuss how their racial background shaped their experiences in personal essays.
Coming SoonThe Court ruled that the U.S. Constitution does not confer a right to abortion, overturning Roe v. Wade and Planned Parenthood v. Casey. The authority to regulate abortion was returned to the states and their elected representatives. Each state can now permit, restrict, or ban abortion as its citizens decide.
Coming SoonTHE TEAM
Jerry Goldman founded the Oyez Project, revolutionizing public access to Supreme Court oral arguments. As Professor Emeritus at Northwestern University, his groundbreaking work has made constitutional law accessible to millions worldwide through innovative digital platforms.
Timothy R. Johnson is the Horace T. Morse Distinguished Teaching Professor of Political Science and Law (by courtesy) at the University of Minnesota and a leading scholar of the U.S. Supreme Court, specializing in oral arguments and judicial decision-making.
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