Supreme Court justices could keep the court’s internal working papers hidden for decades. Our investigative reporter explains why those records matter — and what sealing them away means for our understanding of key decisions by the nation’s highest court.
Video by Jodi Kantor, Nour Idriss, Alexandra Ostasiewicz, June Kim, Stephanie Swart, David Seekamp and Edward Vega/The New York Times #scotus #supremecourt #usa #law
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