Delaware Supreme Court goes live online
Screenshot shows the live online video broadcast of oral arguments at the Delaware Supreme Court.
A live video feed of proceedings inside the Delaware Supreme Court is now being broadcast online.
Starting today, non-confidential oral arguments before the Delaware Supreme Court can now be viewed as they happen in the courtroom in Dover.
Court officials say live streaming video was the next logical step in the progression of opening the court up to public view. In 2004, the court started posting audio recordings of oral arguments online. In 2013, video recordings of the proceedings were added. Now, viewers can watch the court at work in real time.
Live oral arguments can be viewed at livestream.com/DelawareSupremeCourt.
Archived video recordings of the proceedings will still be posted online for those not able to watch the live broadcast. Those recordings typically are posted within 24 hours.
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