Credit where due

Minneapolis, Minnesota


One has to give the Catholic church a touch of credit: for as screwed up and dysfunctional as it is with the depth of its problems around the world, it took a mere three weeks to find new leadership. On these shores, Congress can't decide whether to debate a piece of legislation after years, and most businesses can't return a phone call in less than a week, if at all. 

Supreme Court of the United States

Minneapolis, Minnesota

The Court will provide the audio recordings and transcripts of the oral arguments in Hollingsworth v. Perry, scheduled to be heard on Tuesday, March 26, and United States v. Windsor, scheduled to be heard on Wednesday, March 27, on an expedited basis through the Court's Website.

The Court will post the audio recordings and unofficial transcripts as soon as the digital files are available for uploading to the Website. The audio recordings and transcripts should be available no later than 1 p.m. on March 26 and no later than 2 p.m. on March 27.

Anyone interested in the proceedings will be able to access the recordings and transcripts directly through links on the homepage of the Court's Website. The homepage currently provides links to the orders, briefs, and other information about the cases. The Court's Website address is www.supremecourt.gov.