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Audio Arguendo

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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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  1. USCA, Fourth Circuit Summit Church v. Chatham County, Case No. 25-1832

    Show notes

    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

  2. USCA, Fourth Circuit United States v. Russell, Case No. 25-2004

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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

  3. USCA, Fourth Circuit Martins v. United States, Case No. 26-1099

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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

  4. USCA, Seventh Circuit Anderson v. Raoul, Case No. 25-2642

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    Second Amendment: Does the Second Amendment allow Illinois to ban firearm silencers? - Argued October 28, 2026

    Panel

    Circuit Judge Candace Jackson-Akiwumi, Circuit Judge John Z. Lee, Circuit Judge Doris L. Pryor

  5. USCA, Fourth Circuit Bryant v. Moore, Case No. 24-1576

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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

  6. USCA, Fourth Circuit NetChoice v. Jones, Case No. 26-1252

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    First Amendment: May Virginia require social media platforms to limit minors to one hour per day unless parents consent? - Argued October 28, 2026

  7. USCA, Ninth Circuit United States v. California, Case No. 26-7070

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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

  8. USCA, Ninth Circuit Rogoff v. Trump, Case No. 26-6445

    Show notes

    Separation of Powers: May the president fire a court-appointed U.S. attorney before a Senate-confirmed replacement takes office? - Argued October 23, 2026

    Panel

    Paez, Bybee, Sung

  9. USCA, Sixth Circuit Hallman v. Reeds, Case No. 25-2166

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    First Amendment: Does the First Amendment give the public a right to obtain audio and video recordings of court proceedings? - Argued October 21, 2026

  10. USCA, D.C. Circuit Ali v. Rubio, Case No. 25-5082

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    Immigration: When may the government rely on hearsay in de-naturalization proceedings? - Argued October 20, 2026

  11. USCA, D.C. Circuit American Historical Association v. Trump, Case No. 26-5185

    Show notes

    Administrative Law: Is the Presidential Records Act unconstitutional? - Argued October 20, 2026

    Panel

    Millett, Pillard, Walker

    Arguing Counsel

    John Bailey (DOJ), Daniel F. Jacobson

  12. USCA, Tenth Circuit Wisne v. NCAA, Case No. 26-1309

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    Antitrust: May the NCAA enforce its new five-year eligibility rule against Division I athletes seeking a fifth season? - Argued October 13, 2026

  13. USCA, Ninth Circuit De Ridder v. Selinger, Case No. 25-6635

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    Arbitration: May a Roblox gambling-site operator get a trial on whether minors agreed to arbitrate illegal-gambling claims? - Argued October 19, 2026

    Panel

    Thomas, Koh, Tung

  14. USCA, D.C. Circuit DC v. Trump, Case No. 25-5418

    Show notes

    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

  15. USCA, Third Circuit Laureano v. Attorney General, Case No. 24-2433

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    Immigration: May federal appeals courts review protection claims by noncitizens facing deportation under reinstated removal orders? - Argued October 14, 2026

  16. U.S. Supreme Court Salazar v. Paramount Global, Case No. 25-459

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    Torts: Are streaming services liable under the Video Privacy Protection Act when they reveal users’ private streaming history? - Argued October 14, 2026

  17. Utah Supreme Court Planned Parenthood v. Stormont, Case No. 26-0235

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    Separation of Powers: May Utah send constitutional challenges to state laws to a special three-judge court created by the Legislature? - Argued October 5, 2026

  18. U.S. Supreme Court Beaird v. United States, Case No. 25-5343

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    Criminal Procedure: What level of deference is owed to the Commentaries to the Sentencing Guidelines? - Argued October 13, 2026

  19. Supreme Court of Canada Atlantic Lottery v. Ontario, Case No. 26-42141

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    International Law: May Ontario let online poker players compete against players in regulated gambling markets outside Canada? - Argued October 7, 2026

  20. USCA, Second Circuit In re Terrorist Attacks on September 11, 2001, Case No. 25-2355

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    International Law: May 9/11 victims’ families sue Saudi Arabia for allegedly helping the hijackers despite foreign sovereign immunity? - Argued October 7, 2026

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