Calendar
- Calendar of Oral Arguments & Nonoral Conferences
- Links for this week's ZoomGov oral arguments & links to observe in-person oral arguments
- Protocol for oral argument before the Minnesota Court of Appeals
View Oral Arguments Live
Court of Appeals oral arguments are open to the public. Observers may attend in person at the Minnesota Judicial Center, or may observe remotely via ZoomGov. To view oral arguments remotely, observers join a live ZoomGov session showing video from the courtroom. Observers will only be able to view video from the courtroom; all other participant features in the ZoomGov session will be disabled.
Links to observe this week's oral arguments
Oral Arguments via ZoomGov
Most oral arguments take place at the Minnesota Judicial Center, but some oral arguments take place remotely via ZoomGov. As with in-person oral arguments, only the attorneys who filed briefs on the case will be allowed to address the court. There is an instructional demonstration video available for attorneys scheduled for remote oral argument via ZoomGov.
Links for this week's ZoomGov oral arguments
Recordings of Oral Arguments
All oral arguments are recorded by the Court, and audio recordings are generally available on the Court of Appeals Audio Recordings page within 24 hours. Under Rule 134.10 of the Rules of Civil Appellate procedure, no one else is permitted to make an audio or video recording of Court of Appeals oral arguments except with permission obtained at least 24 hours in advance, and under specific conditions established by the Minnesota Supreme Court. To request advance permission to record an oral argument, contact the Court Information Office at (651) 296-6043.