NEW ORLEANS — The Louisiana Supreme Court has launched an online audio archive that allows the public to listen to oral arguments after court sessions end. The archive covers all oral argument sessions from Sept. 1, 2026, onward.
The archive is part of a courtroom technology upgrade funded through Act 390 of the 2025 regular legislative session. The upgrades also support high-definition livestreaming of oral arguments and are designed to improve the quality and reliability of recordings, the court said.
“This new resource reflects the Justices’ ongoing commitment to improving public access to justice and increasing understanding of the judicial branch,” Chief Justice John L. Weimer said.
The court said the recordings will also serve as an educational resource for teachers and students through its Judges in the Classroom/Students in the Courtroom program.
The recordings are available at livestream.lasc.org.