Where can I download audio from Supreme court rulings?

[gar598]

just curious, I heard parts of the Affirmative action case on NPR but I would prefer to hear it in it's entirety.

 

[gar598]

plz

 

[gar598]

pretty plz

 

[flamingelephant]

Uhhhh doesnt that violate the DMCA?

 

[floccus]

I'm not sure if thats posisible.... Rulings are actually written, the judges themselves rarely present them. You're probably SOL unless you want something from a newstation or something.

 

[DaiShan]

Originally posted by: flamingelephant
Uhhhh doesnt that violate the DMCA?

LOL, cruel irony!! they are all public domain IIRC, don't know where to download it though. Send off for the transcripts?

 

[MacGaven]

Transcripts are hundreds of dollars each.

 

[gar598]

http://beta.oyez.org/oyez/resource/case/1540/resources <----has Gratz v. Bollinger but it's in real audio (yuck)

 

[gar598]

transcripts can be found at http://www.supremecourtus.gov/oral_arguments/argument_transcripts.html (free)

 

[yellowperil]

Grutter v. Bollinger (U. of Michigan law school admissions case)

Gratz and Hamancher v. Bollinger (U. of Michigan undergrad admissions case).

Both are RA.

The lawyer for the plaintiffs sounds nervous and like he's reading off something