In the audio, you’ll hear Ted Olson arguing first on behalf New Jersey and co-petitioner for 25 minutes, then Paul Clement for the sports leagues for the ensuing 20 minutes. You can also learn more about the attorneys on both sides here, plus get predictions on the outcome. Previously SportsHandle offered an analysis immediately after argument and another in plainer English. On Friday, the high court released audio from argument, which you can to below or listen at Oyez, which provides a moving transcript identifiying the speaker.
The Supreme Court of the United States heard oral argument on December 4 in Christie v NCAA, the case that will shape the future of legal sports betting in the U.S.
