Is the public allowed to see the Supreme Court in action during cases? Like, could an average Joe walk into the Supreme Court building, listen to the justices hear and judge a case, and walk out once it's wrapped up?

Mark James | Oct 2, 2018 | Category: Federal courthouse in Washington, District of Columbia

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The Legend | Oct 2, 2018

Yes but for high profile cases you'll have to line up before the court opens in order to guarantee a seat. It's first come, first serve.

Harry Bradley | Oct 2, 2018

You absolutely can, though, depending on the cases being heard on any given day, you may have to line up early to get in.

Irma Robledo | Oct 2, 2018

You would have to get permission ahead of time.

Veronica Lewis | Oct 2, 2019

What is the best day of the week to visit the Supreme Court as well as what is the best Month of the year

Keesha Clemons | Oct 2, 2018

Yes

Hall Robert | Oct 2, 2018

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Gerald Holloway | Oct 2, 2018

No

Renee Avolio | Oct 2, 2019

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