Supreme Court hears Trump 14th Amendment case arguments
The article discusses the experience of being in the US Supreme Court as a journalist. It highlights the stringent rules in place, such as the prohibition of electronics which limits journalists to using a pen and paper, and restrictions on moving or changing seats. Despite the seriousness of court proceedings, moments of levity, such as humorous exchanges between justices or attorneys, occasionally occur. Journalists may exit the courtroom during arguments, but cannot return once they leave. Views of justices from the press area are partially obstructed by marble columns, but slight body movements can help determine who is speaking.
Keywords: Supreme Court, journalist, prohibition of electronics, pen and paper, justices, courtroom, arguments, marble columns, levity, proceedings.
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