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"GOP to press Sotomayor on gun rights; Republicans say they will question the Supreme Court nominee on the divisive issue at her confirmation hearings in hopes of weakening her support among moderate Democrats"

"GOP to press Sotomayor on gun rights; Republicans say they will question the Supreme Court nominee on the divisive issue at her confirmation hearings in hopes of weakening her support among moderate Democrats": James Oliphant and David G. Savage will have this article Thursday in The Los Angeles Times.

Thursday's edition of The New York Times will have an article headlined "In '98, Hints From Sotomayor on Death Penalty."

In Thursday's edition of The Wall Street Journal, Nathan Koppel will have an article headlined "Private Clubs That Aren't Private Under the Law: Courts Might Deem Groups Public if They Have Broad Admissions Policies but Discriminate Based on Gender or Race."

The Washington Times reports today that "GOP strikes again at nominee; Senators continue to raise questions about Sotomayor." The newspaper also contains an editorial entitled "Sotomayor's ethical oversight: Who were the 'associates' in her legal consulting business?"

The Hill reports that "Sotomayor, senators engage in small talk" and "Specter to nudge Sotomayor on SCOTUS cameras."

Politico.com reports that "Republicans drop niceties, go on attack on Sotomayor."

At the "Legal Beat" blog of CQ Politics, Keith Perine has a post titled "Confirmation Process 'Miserable,' O'Connor Says." You can view the video of Justice Sandra Day O'Connor's appearance on today's broadcast of the NBC News program "The Today Show" by clicking here.

In commentary, The New York Times contains an op-ed by Ramesh Ponnuru entitled "When Judicial Activism Suits the Right."

And in The Boston Globe, Neal Gabler has an op-ed entitled "Judging from the heart - or the head."

Full post as published by How Appealing on June 25, 2009 (boomark / email).