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"Justice Souter: Liberal or conservative? In 1990, the jurist was nominated by a Republican president; In 1992, a ruling to preserve Roe vs. Wade changed everything."

"Justice Souter: Liberal or conservative? In 1990, the jurist was nominated by a Republican president; In 1992, a ruling to preserve Roe vs. Wade changed everything." David G. Savage will have this article Monday in The Los Angeles Times.

Monday's edition of The New York Times will contain an article headlined "A No-Frills Embrace for a Low-Key Justice."

ABCNews.com has an article headlined "Diversity, Not Politics, Key to Court Pick; Replacing Liberal Souter, Obama Unlikely to Change Court Ideology."

Greg Stohr and Tina Seeley of Bloomberg News report that "Obama May Seek Out Centrist to Replace Souter on Supreme Court."

The Casper Star-Tribune reported yesterday that "Wyo native possible Supreme Court nominee."

David Lightman of McClatchy Newspapers has an article headlined "Justice Souter to be replaced by October, Leahy vows."

The Birmingham News reported yesterday that "Alabama Sen. Jeff Sessions pursuing top seat on Judiciary Committee."

At the "Legal Beat" blog of CQ Politics, Seth Stern has a post titled "Recent History Suggests Confirmation Before August Recess."

Yesterday's edition of The Boston Herald contained an article headlined "Will Deval Patrick chase the robe? Governor rumored for David Souter seat."

Monday's edition of The Washington Times will contain an editorial entitled "Souter the extremist: Rumors of his moderation were exaggerated."

And today in The Detroit Free Press, columnist Stephen Henderson has an op-ed entitled "David Souter, the last of his kind."

Full post as published by How Appealing on May 04, 2009 (boomark / email).