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Listen to U.S. Supreme Court opinions, concurrences, and dissents when you do not have time to read every page. Unabridged readings, organized by case and linked to the source.
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The ten most recent releases, with the full reading and each separate opinion one click away on YouTube.
No. 20-1530 · Official opinion ↗ · This opinion contains 4 sections: Syllabus (6 pages); Chief Justice Roberts opinion of the Court (30 pages); Justice Gorsuch, with whom Justice Alito joins, concurring (19 pages); Justice Kagan, with whom Justice Breyer and Justice Sotomayor join, dissenting (32 pages).
Built for the whole opinion
The majority tells you what the Court decided. Separate writings tell you how the law may move next. Scotus AI keeps them distinct and easy to find.
The controlling opinion, read from the syllabus through the judgment.
Agreement with the result, with a different reason or a narrower path.
The reasoning on the other side of the Court's decision.
Unsigned opinions and significant orders when the text matters.
From slip opinion to playlist
Readings are prepared from published U.S. Supreme Court opinions, with a source link kept beside every episode.
Majority, concurrence, and dissent are separated and clearly labeled—without adding commentary to the text.
One podcast feed and one YouTube feed can update this page automatically as soon as a new reading is released.
Why Scotus AI
Supreme Court opinions shape everyday life, but they often arrive as dense PDFs hundreds of pages long. Scotus AI turns those public texts into calm, searchable listening editions for commutes, walks, and the spaces between everything else.
This is an independent accessibility project, not a law firm, legal publisher, or official government service. Audio may use synthesized voices and can contain errors. The Court's published text always controls.
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