U.S. Federal Government Information: Public Resources - Judicial Branch

Video cameras are not allowed inside the Supreme Court, but C-SPAN provides audio recordings of oral arguments along with videos of Supreme Court news/commentary and appearances by Supreme Court justices at other events.

Opinions from 1991-present are available online.

Summaries of Supreme Court cases, with links to related documents; includes audio recordings and transcripts of oral arguments from cases 1955-present.

Allows users to search and analyze data from all Supreme Court cases through 2019. From Washington University in St. Louis.

From Cornell University's Legal Information Institute.

A list of exhibitions on display at the Supreme Court - some are also available online.

A lot of good background information on the U.S. Supreme Court is available under the "Teaching Center" dropdown menu.

From the U.S. Senate website.

From the U.S. Department of Justice

From WhiteHouse.gov