<p class="text-base sm:text-lg md:text-xl text-text-secondary leading-relaxed mb-10 md:mb-14">On the Docket expands public access to the United States Supreme Court by transforming its decisions into video using the justices' actual voices. Although the Court promptly releases audio of oral arguments, it bans video and does not post recordings of opinion announcements, limiting access to those present in the courtroom. These recordings are instead withheld for months before release to the National Archives. On the Docket fills this gap by converting the justices' audio into engaging videos. Using AI-generated visuals, we present representations of the justices delivering their opinions, making these pivotal moments more accessible to the public.</p><p class="text-base sm:text-lg md:text-xl text-text-secondary leading-relaxed mb-6">In 1955, the US Supreme Court began recording audio of its public sessions. However, no photography or videography is allowed in the courtroom. Only the sel
