16 Supreme Court cases, 82 documents — every opinion, concurrence, dissent and advocate's argument read on its own, then read against each other, with every connection anchored to a sentence in both.
Real documents, really read: these are the Court's own files and nothing here is a fixture. The tour presses the same controls you would.
16 cases from the Supreme Court's 2025 term. Each arrives as a pile of separate documents — the opinion of the Court, everything written alongside or against it, and every advocate's turn at the lectern — and each one is read on its own terms before any of them are compared.
Each document read on its own, then related to the others — so you can read the opinion with the dissent following along beside it, snapping to whatever it is answering.
16 cases 82 documents 607.8k words 8550 connections drawn between them
