r/scotus↗
SCOTUS: The Highest Subreddit in the Land
Subreddit covering the Supreme Court of the United States, its past, present and future cases, its members, and its impact on the nation.
204k subscribers205 posts / mo in Sep 2026 (incl. ~28% by known bots)80 authors / mosince 2010
r/scotus has 204k members (+26% over the last 12 months). It gets about 205 posts a month from 80 people. Top topics: Supreme Court Cases, Supreme Court Controversies and Death Row Litigation.
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Top topics
Share of the subreddit's posts
- Supreme Court Cases2.5%
- Supreme Court Controversies1.9%
- Death Row Litigation1.0%
- Voting Rights and Restrictions0.3%
- True Crime Cases0.2%
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- Slate Magazine
- Bloomberg Law
- NPR
- Substack
- Vox
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