Chief Justice John G. Roberts Jr. said Wednesday that the Supreme Court is
working on a modest initiative to provide greater transparency by making
all documents filed with the court available online.

In his “2014 Year-End Report on the Federal Judiciary
<http://apps.washingtonpost.com/g/documents/politics/2014-year-end-report-on-the-federal-judiciary/1347/>,”
Roberts said the new online system would offer all petitions, responses,
briefs and other public documents filed with the court and said it “may be
operational as soon as 2016.” Paper copies of the documents are available
to the public at the court, but are not retrievable on the court’s Web
site, www.supremecourt.gov.

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