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    U.S. Supreme Court Swearing-In

    Experience swearing-in to the highest court brought to you by the largest national organization for lawyers.

    Registration

    Registration for the US Supreme Court Trip June 4-5, 2025, will open in December or January.

    Why Be Sworn-in?

    Our Supreme Court swearing-in trip offers unique Supreme Court programming. You may even be recognized by name to the Justices during your group admission.

    Check off a bucket list item with your colleagues and friends - and meet new ones.

    Arguing a Supreme Court case may be unlikely. But admission to the Supreme Court Bar has perks. 

    Why should lawyers seek admission to The US Supreme Court Bar?

    • No bar exam needed. Most US attorneys with 3+ years of practice are eligible for admission to the Supreme Court.
    • Watch future proceedings from special seating. Nabbing public seats for Supreme Court hearings and decision announcements can be tricky, but the Court reserves a special section for members of its Bar.
    • Access the Court’s library. A select list of VIPs can get into the US Supreme Court library, including Members of Congress, attorneys for government agencies, and admitted attorneys.
    • Join a prestigious club. Only a handful of US lawyers are eligible to argue cases before the Supreme Court.
    • Add an impressive resume bullet. Display your status on your CV, bar record/license, firm site, social media, etc.
    • Get a certificate. The experience includes an impressive certificate of admission from the U.S. Supreme Court for your collection.

    What It's Like to Be Admitted to the US Supreme Court Bar

    Read about Jo Bahn's experience and learn about the significant, long-term perks of being admitted to the Court.

    Read Tamara Nash’s firsthand experience along with some of her fellow admittees about why they sought admission and the value they received from it.

    Agenda

    Day 1 | Orientation & Dinner
    Dress: Business Casual

    4:00- 6:00 PM  ET | Orientation Session & Guest Speaker (Dinner provided for registrants and guests)

    Day 2 | Breakfast & Ceremony
    Dress: Business Formal

    7:30 AM ET | Arrive at the U.S. Supreme Court – line up, security, escorted to conference room

    8:30 – 9:20 AM ET | Breakfast, greetings, and bathroom breaks

    9:20 – 9:35 AM ET | Final Instructions

    10:00 – 10:30 AM ET | Bar Admission Ceremony