On Thursday morning, the Supreme Court will hear arguments in Donald J. Trump v. United States, a case about former President Donald Trump’s immunity from criminal prosecution from acts taken in office.
The arguments will focus on the questions of what constitutes an official act of a president; which acts are within the president’s duties; and the liability of former presidents to criminal prosecution for conduct while in office.
LIVE AUDIO: The Supreme Court of the United States
On its website, the Court provides live audio of the case arguments each term. For Donald J. Trump v. United States, the audio stream will start on Thursday, April 25, at 10 a.m. EDT. Arguments are expected to last about two hours.
Later Thursday, the Court will post the official audio of the arguments as well as an official transcript.
LINK: Live Audio from the Supreme Court (10 a.m. EDT, Thursday,4/25/2024)
LIVE AUDIO: C-SPAN and C-SPAN.ORG
C-SPAN and its website will carry the live audio of Donald J. Trump v. United States case arguments on Thursday, April 25, at 10 a.m. EDT. The service will also replay the arguments online after the session.
Link: C-SPAN Online
LIVE AUDIO: PBS
The website for PBS NewsHour will carry live audio of arguments on Thursday through this direct link.
The Supreme Court Docket
Full Case Docket: Donald J. Trump v. United States (23-939)
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