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# US Court Oral Arguments -- metadata and transcripts
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**103,226 oral-argument recordings** from U.S. courts (federal appellate, state supreme and appellate,
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and others), catalogued by the Free Law Project / CourtListener. This dataset holds the **metadata and
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machine transcripts** -- case name, court, date, duration, the original court audio URL, and the
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# US Court Oral Arguments -- metadata and transcripts
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## Source & credit — Free Law Project / CourtListener
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Every recording catalogued here was collected and catalogued by **CourtListener**, and this dataset is
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sliced from the Free Law Project / CourtListener bulk export of **2026-06-30**. CourtListener is a
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project of [Free Law Project](https://free.law) — a 501(c)(3) non-profit building free public access
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to American law since 2010. They gathered the arguments; we reformatted the catalogue. Go to the
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source: <https://www.courtlistener.com>.
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**Free Law Project is a non-profit, and it is worth supporting: <https://free.law/donate/>.**
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If this data is useful to you, credit Free Law Project and CourtListener too, and consider going
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straight to the source: CourtListener runs its own
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[API and MCP server](https://wiki.free.law/c/courtlistener/help/api).
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**103,226 oral-argument recordings** from U.S. courts (federal appellate, state supreme and appellate,
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and others), catalogued by the Free Law Project / CourtListener. This dataset holds the **metadata and
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machine transcripts** -- case name, court, date, duration, the original court audio URL, and the
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