How the Supreme Court Locks Away Its Own History

Following the passing of Justice Scalia, the Supreme Court justices engaged in secretive discussions about sealing away their internal documents, potentially keeping the complete record of the Roberts court hidden from public view for years to come. This move raises questions about transparency and the preservation of judicial history, as future generations might miss out on understanding the court's internal dynamics and decision-making processes. This practice could set a precedent for future justices, impacting how history views the court's workings.