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Audio Arguendo provides unedited recordings of oral arguments from the Supreme Court and interesting cases from around the globe. If you have a case that you think we should broadcast, just send us a message on X (@AudioArguendo) or Bluesky (@audioarguendo.bsky.social) with the name of the case, a short description of the issue, and a link to where the audio can be found. We assert no claim of copyright over any of the recordings and have posted them in podcast form to make them more widely and conveniently available.
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U.S. Supreme Court Department of Labor v. Sun Valley Orchards, Case No. 25-966
Administrative Law: May the Department of Labor adjudicate proceedings to collect monetary remedies from employers alleged to have violated the terms and conditions of immigrant work visas? - Argued November 10, 2026
Hawaii Supreme Court Nonhuman Rights Project v. Honolulu, Case No. SCWC-24-0000323
Habeas Corpus: May elephants use habeas corpus to challenge their confinement at a zoo? - Argued November 9, 2026Arguing CounselPatricia Sendao (deputy county corporation counsel), for against the claim
U.S. Supreme Court Hoffmann v. WBI Energy Transmission, Case No. 25-159
Takings: In private condemnations under the Natural Gas Act, should just compensation be determined by reference to state law? - Argued November 9, 2026
U.S. Supreme Court Nielsen v. Watanabe, Case No. 25-417
Torts: May an inmate sue prison officials under Bivens for non-emergency medical neglect? - Argued November 9, 2026
USCA, Third Circuit United States v. Bowers, Case No. 24-9002
Death Penalty: Is the federal hate crimes law unconstitutional as applied to hate crimes rooted in religious animus? - Argued November 4, 2026
USCA, D.C. Circuit Afghan and Iraqi Allies v. Rubio, Case No. 25-5279
Immigration: May Afghan and Iraqi allies keep class status to challenge years-long delays in special immigrant visa applications? - Argued November 6, 2026PanelSrinivasan, Childs, GinsburgArguing CounselRuth …
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Immigration: May Afghan and Iraqi allies keep class status to challenge years-long delays in special immigrant visa applications? - Argued November 6, 2026
Panel
Srinivasan, Childs, Ginsburg
Arguing Counsel
Ruth Ann Mueller (DOJ)
Kimberly Grano
USCA, Seventh Circuit Lun v. Milwaukee Electric Tool, Case No. 25-3347
Labor: May a former Chinese prisoner sue Milwaukee Tool for allegedly selling gloves made with forced prison labor in China? - Argued November 4, 2026PanelChief Judge Michael B. Brennan, Circuit Judge Kenneth …
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Labor: May a former Chinese prisoner sue Milwaukee Tool for allegedly selling gloves made with forced prison labor in China? - Argued November 4, 2026
Panel
Chief Judge Michael B. Brennan, Circuit Judge Kenneth F. Ripple, Circuit Judge Joshua P. Kolar
USCA, Fifth Circuit Fisher v. Texas Tech Regents, Case No. 26-10536
First Amendment: May a public law school discipline and report a student to the bar for allegedly celebrating Charlie Kirk’s assassination? - Argued November 2, 2026PanelJudge Carolyn Dineen King, Judge Jerry …
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First Amendment: May a public law school discipline and report a student to the bar for allegedly celebrating Charlie Kirk’s assassination? - Argued November 2, 2026
Panel
Judge Carolyn Dineen King, Judge Jerry E. Smith, Judge Irma Carrillo Ramirez
USCA, Fifth Circuit Huang v. Paxton, Case No. 25-51034
Property: May Chinese citizens living abroad challenge Texas’s ban on land purchases by people linked to China? - Argued November 2, 2026PanelChief Judge Jennifer Walker Elrod, Carolyn Dineen King, Carl E. Stewart
U.S. Supreme Court Maxwell v. Dinis, Case No. 25-5930
Habeas Corpus: Whether disputes regarding the calculation of an inmate's earned First Step Act time credits are actionable under 28 U.S.C. §2241? - Argued November 2, 2026
U.S. Supreme Court Younge v. Fulton Judicial Circuit Dist. Attorneys Office, Case No. 25-352
Civil Procedure: Where a defendant has filed an answer without pleading an affirmative defense, may the defendant nonetheless assert that affirmative defense as the basis for a summary judgment motion? - Argued …
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Civil Procedure: Where a defendant has filed an answer without pleading an affirmative defense, may the defendant nonetheless assert that affirmative defense as the basis for a summary judgment motion? - Argued November 2, 2026U.S. Supreme Court St. Mary Catholic Parish v. Roy, Case No. 25-581
Religious Freedom: Whether proving a lack of general applicability under Employment Division v. Smith requires showing unfettered discretion or categorical exemptions for identical secular conduct. - Argued …
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Religious Freedom: Whether proving a lack of general applicability under Employment Division v. Smith requires showing unfettered discretion or categorical exemptions for identical secular conduct. - Argued November 3, 2026U.S. Supreme Court Guerrero v. Johnson, Case No. 25-1003
Death Penalty: May a death-row prisoner file a second federal habeas petition based on intellectual-disability standards that changed after his first petition? - Argued November 4, 2026Arguing CounselWilliam R …
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Death Penalty: May a death-row prisoner file a second federal habeas petition based on intellectual-disability standards that changed after his first petition? - Argued November 4, 2026
Arguing Counsel
William R. Peterson (Solicitor General), for the Petitioner
Emily M. Ferguson (Department of Justice), for the United States, as amicus curiae, supporting the Petitioner
Jeremy Schepers, for the Respondent
USCA, Fourth Circuit Penn National v. Generali-US Branch, Case No. 25-2144
Insurance: May an insurer recover defense costs from another insurer that allegedly shirked its duty to defend a settled injury suit? - Argued October 29, 2026PanelRobert B. King, Allison J. Rushing, Mark S …
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Insurance: May an insurer recover defense costs from another insurer that allegedly shirked its duty to defend a settled injury suit? - Argued October 29, 2026
Panel
Robert B. King, Allison J. Rushing, Mark S. Davis
Arguing Counsel
Thomas Hale
Katrine Hyde
USCA, Fourth Circuit Summit Church v. Chatham County, Case No. 25-1832
Religious Liberty: May a federal court block a county from denying a church’s rezoning request that allegedly burdens religious exercise? - Argued October 27, 2026PanelA. Marvin Quattlebaum Jr., Barbara Milano …
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Religious Liberty: May a federal court block a county from denying a church’s rezoning request that allegedly burdens religious exercise? - Argued October 27, 2026
Panel
A. Marvin Quattlebaum Jr., Barbara Milano Keenan, Deborah L. Boardman
Arguing Counsel
Steven Bader
Elbert Lin
Noah Sacks
USCA, Fourth Circuit United States v. Russell, Case No. 25-2004
Separation of Powers: May the executive branch sue an entire federal district court for briefly pausing deportations after habeas petitions? - Argued October 30, 2026PanelStephanie D. Thacker, A. Marvin …
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Separation of Powers: May the executive branch sue an entire federal district court for briefly pausing deportations after habeas petitions? - Argued October 30, 2026
Panel
Stephanie D. Thacker, A. Marvin Quattlebaum Jr., DeAndrea Gist Benjamin
Arguing Counsel
Sarah Welch
Paul Clement
USCA, Fourth Circuit Martins v. United States, Case No. 26-1099
Immigration: May the government deport someone without a hearing based on a waiver he allegedly signed as an unaccompanied child? - Argued October 30, 2026PanelStephanie D. Thacker; A. Marvin Quattlebaum Jr …
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Immigration: May the government deport someone without a hearing based on a waiver he allegedly signed as an unaccompanied child? - Argued October 30, 2026
Panel
Stephanie D. Thacker; A. Marvin Quattlebaum Jr.; DeAndrea Gist Benjamin
Arguing Counsel
Shana Khader
Edward Durant
USCA, Seventh Circuit Anderson v. Raoul, Case No. 25-2642
Second Amendment: Does the Second Amendment allow Illinois to ban firearm silencers? - Argued October 28, 2026PanelCircuit Judge Candace Jackson-Akiwumi, Circuit Judge John Z. Lee, Circuit Judge Doris L. Pryor
USCA, Fourth Circuit Bryant v. Moore, Case No. 24-1576
Abortion: May North Carolina enforce abortion-pill restrictions that go beyond the FDA’s rules for mifepristone? - Argued October 28, 2026PanelRobert B. King, Julius N. Richardson, Henry F. FloydArguing …
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Abortion: May North Carolina enforce abortion-pill restrictions that go beyond the FDA’s rules for mifepristone? - Argued October 28, 2026
Panel
Robert B. King, Julius N. Richardson, Henry F. Floyd
Arguing Counsel
Erin Hawley
Paul Mezzina
Nicholas Brod
USCA, Fourth Circuit NetChoice v. Jones, Case No. 26-1252
First Amendment: May Virginia require social media platforms to limit minors to one hour per day unless parents consent? - Argued October 28, 2026
USCA, Ninth Circuit United States v. California, Case No. 26-7070
Election Law: May the federal government force California to segregate ballots from voters it suspects are noncitizens during an ongoing election? - Argued October 25, 2026PanelBennett, Bumatay, SanchezArguing …
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Election Law: May the federal government force California to segregate ballots from voters it suspects are noncitizens during an ongoing election? - Argued October 25, 2026
Panel
Bennett, Bumatay, Sanchez
Arguing Counsel
Matthew Donnelly, for DOJ
Samuel Siegel
USCA, Ninth Circuit Rogoff v. Trump, Case No. 26-6445
Separation of Powers: May the president fire a court-appointed U.S. attorney before a Senate-confirmed replacement takes office? - Argued October 23, 2026PanelPaez, Bybee, Sung
USCA, Sixth Circuit Hallman v. Reeds, Case No. 25-2166
First Amendment: Does the First Amendment give the public a right to obtain audio and video recordings of court proceedings? - Argued October 21, 2026
USCA, D.C. Circuit Ali v. Rubio, Case No. 25-5082
Immigration: When may the government rely on hearsay in de-naturalization proceedings? - Argued October 20, 2026
USCA, D.C. Circuit American Historical Association v. Trump, Case No. 26-5185
Administrative Law: Is the Presidential Records Act unconstitutional? - Argued October 20, 2026PanelMillett, Pillard, WalkerArguing CounselJohn Bailey (DOJ), Daniel F. Jacobson
USCA, Tenth Circuit Wisne v. NCAA, Case No. 26-1309
Antitrust: May the NCAA enforce its new five-year eligibility rule against Division I athletes seeking a fifth season? - Argued October 13, 2026
USCA, Ninth Circuit De Ridder v. Selinger, Case No. 25-6635
Arbitration: May a Roblox gambling-site operator get a trial on whether minors agreed to arbitrate illegal-gambling claims? - Argued October 19, 2026PanelThomas, Koh, Tung
USCA, D.C. Circuit DC v. Trump, Case No. 25-5418
Federalism: May the president deploy the National Guard in Washington, D.C., for local crime-fighting without a request from the mayor? - Argued October 14, 2026
USCA, Third Circuit Laureano v. Attorney General, Case No. 24-2433
Immigration: May federal appeals courts review protection claims by noncitizens facing deportation under reinstated removal orders? - Argued October 14, 2026
U.S. Supreme Court Salazar v. Paramount Global, Case No. 25-459
Torts: Are streaming services liable under the Video Privacy Protection Act when they reveal users’ private streaming history? - Argued October 14, 2026
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