Biden recordings case could head to U.S. Supreme Court

(The Center Square) - Legal analysts and litigants celebrated a federal judge's decision to allow the release of audio recordings and transcripts between former President Joe Biden and a writer of his memoir. 

The U.S. Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia Circuit, in a 2-1 ruling late Monday, said there was substantial public interest in the release of recordings and transcripts of conversations Biden had with Mark Zwonitzer, the man who wrote two of his memoirs. Biden has until Aug. 3 to prevent the release of documents at the U.S. Supreme Court.