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"Supreme Court vetting moving quickly"

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"Supreme Court vetting moving quickly": Bill Mears of CNN.com has this report. That web site also has an essay by law professor Timothy P. O'Neill entitled "Enough Ivy League judges on top court."

Bloomberg News reports that "Obama Court Decision Shaped by Years, Wife's Advice."

The Pioneer Press of St. Paul, Minnesota contains an article headlined "Klobuchar for Supreme Court? Thanks, but ...; 'Minnesota deserves at least one senator,' she says of the speculation."

The Des Moines Register reports today that "Grassley says Obama's high court pick could face rough road."

The Mobile (Ala.) Press-Register today contains an editorial entitled "Sessions will probe Obama's nominees."

Online at The Guardian (UK), law professor Jack Balkin has an essay entitled "Supreme court justices have it too good: Life on the US supreme court has become too comfortable; Judges should hear more cases and be replaced regularly."

At "The Daily Beast," law professor Paul Campos has an essay entitled "Fat Judges Need Not Apply" (via "Too Fat for the Supreme Court?" at "Latina").

Full post as published by How Appealing on May 07, 2009 (boomark / email).

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