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Real U.S. court oral arguments, made followable: each episode plays the official courtroom audio with brief context woven in at natural pauses — what the case is about, who is arguing and what they stand for, and plain-English explanations of the legal concepts right when they come up. Audio comes from the courts' official recordings; Supreme Court timing data courtesy of Oyez.
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Signup to Generate a PitchReal U.S. court oral arguments, made followable: each episode plays the official courtroom audio with brief context woven in at natural pauses, what the case is about, who is arguing and what they stand for, and plain-English explanations of the legal concepts right when they come up.
Oral Arguments, with Context is hosted by Context. The show has published 885 episodes to date.
Recent episodes include "USA v. Parias, 9th Cir. (Oct 30, 2026)" (31 October 2026, 45 minutes), "Jonathan Green v. Mark Keel, 4th Cir. (Oct 30, 2026)" (31 October 2026, 43 minutes), and "John Burgess v. Nationwide Property & Casualty Ins. Co., 4th Cir. (Oct 30, 2026)" (30 October 2026, 35 minutes).
Oral Arguments, with Context publishes roughly daily, with episodes averaging 34 minutes across 885 episodes.
Booking probability for Oral Arguments, with Context is 39%, and the host is rated Selective on guests. Oral Arguments, with Context requires a Pod Score of 80 or higher. Oral Arguments, with Context's contact route on record: verified email.
The strongest fits for Oral Arguments, with Context are Law & Legal Services. Oral Arguments, with Context has a government audience.
Context hosts Oral Arguments, with Context, a government podcast with 885 episodes published.
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Oral Arguments, with Context
The Ninth Circuit hears the government's appeal over the dismissal of charges against Carlitos Ricardo Parias. He was shot during an immigration arrest in Los Angeles, then charged with assaulting a federal officer. A...
Oral Arguments, with Context
The Fourth Circuit hears Jonathan Green's challenge to his placement on South Carolina's sex-offender registry. A Virginia juvenile court adjudicated him delinquent as a teenager. After his family moved to South...
Oral Arguments, with Context
The Fourth Circuit hears a fire-insurance dispute between homeowners and Nationwide. A fire damaged the home of John Burgess and Sylvia Cruz on December thirty-first, two thousand twenty. They challenged the insurer's...
Oral Arguments, with Context
The Fourth Circuit considers whether later-obtained evidence justifies reopening a prisoner's civil-rights lawsuit. The inmate was stabbed by other prisoners in South Carolina and sued prison officials. After his death...
Oral Arguments, with Context
The Ninth Circuit considers whether an infant should be returned to Argentina under the Hague Convention. The parents had lived in Argentina with the child before travelling together to Nevada. The father says their...
Oral Arguments, with Context
The Seventh Circuit hears United States versus Moore, a dispute over searching a car after a drunk-driving arrest. The encounter began with a traffic stop. The officer arrested Moore for operating while intoxicated...
Oral Arguments, with Context
The Second Circuit considers who must pay Scholastic's remaining legal bills and settlement costs from a lawsuit brought by Vanderbilt University. Vanderbilt had licensed educational software to Scholastic in exchange...
Oral Arguments, with Context
The Fourth Circuit hears Darren Beauregard's challenge to a sentence imposed after his supervised release was revoked. Supervised release is court supervision following prison, with conditions a person must obey. This...
Oral Arguments, with Context
The Ninth Circuit hears prison officers' appeal over the forcible removal of Jackson from his cell. Jackson says he lay on his bunk with his hands behind his back, but officers shocked and struck him. The officers will...
Oral Arguments, with Context
The Seventh Circuit hears David Brody's employment-discrimination appeal against Costco. Brody, who is deaf, sought full-time forklift jobs at two Wisconsin stores. One offered him a night shift rather than the day...
Oral Arguments, with Context
The Ninth Circuit hears the government's emergency request to pause an order restricting some DHS voter investigations. Before the 2026 midterm elections, DHS was matching voter and immigration records to identify...
Oral Arguments, with Context
The Seventh Circuit hears Patrice Daniels versus Eddie Jones, a dispute over a prison mental-health settlement. Daniels and other Illinois prisoners sued over what they said was inadequate mental-health treatment. Their...
Oral Arguments, with Context
The Seventh Circuit hears James Hsieh's dispute with PitchBook, a financial data company. Hsieh says the company used his personal information to entice free-trial users to buy paid subscriptions. He sued in 2024 under...
Oral Arguments, with Context
The Ninth Circuit considers whether Matthew Boermeester can pursue federal claims over his expulsion from USC. The university investigated a 2017 incident in which witnesses reported that he grabbed a woman by the neck...
Oral Arguments, with Context
Donald Cantrell challenges a search that led to his federal methamphetamine conviction. After probation officers found a gun at his home, Cantrell was jailed and made recorded calls about money and items in the house...
Oral Arguments, with Context
Danny Kuehner challenges the legal advice behind his guilty plea. The charges arose from a home invasion in which a ninety-eight-year-old woman was beaten. Kuehner was seventeen when he pleaded guilty to attempted...
Oral Arguments, with Context
James and Joan Assey challenge a ruling that kept their manufacturing-defect claim against American Honda from the jury. In 2021, their Honda Odyssey was rear-ended in South Carolina, and James suffered severe spinal...
Oral Arguments, with Context
The Ninth Circuit considers whether a warehouse worker's wage-and-hour lawsuit must go to individual arbitration. Danielle Uwaoma describes receiving and scanning goods, stocking them, and preparing shipments for...
Oral Arguments, with Context
Roger Lopez challenges San Diego's restrictions on sidewalk counseling near abortion clinics before the Ninth Circuit. He describes that counseling as offering pregnancy resources and alternatives to abortion to people...
Oral Arguments, with Context
Roger Day challenges the dismissal of his False Claims Act lawsuit against defense contractors. Day alleges that supposedly competitive government purchases were actually single-supplier deals, with the Defense...
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Co-founder of BrainSkills@Work and Co-Author of the Neuroscience of Inclusion, University of Denver
Founding Partner, The Marsh Collective
CTO, U.S. Court of Appeals for the Tenth Circuit
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