Starting with cases that will be argued in late February, seats will be distributed via lottery for arguments as well as sessions where the justices don't hear new cases.
The public can request up to four seats and will be notified by email about three weeks before the session. Applications for future sessions will open shortly after the next monthly arguments calendar is released.
For high-profile cases, the line can start days before the arguments. The court said some seating will remain for people who wait in line.
The court makes available live audio of all its arguments. The justices had never agreed to have their arguments streamed live, until the coronavirus pandemic closed the courthouse in March 2020.
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