Miscellaneous

Random Reads: SCOTUS Edition

By Anne Skove, Esq.

• George Will dusts off his Frankfurter and claims Ted Kennedy invented Borking: No (Political) Experience Required (April 15, 2010)


• Adam Liptak is seldom surprised: Why Newer Appointees Offer Fewer Surprises NYT, (April 17, 2010)


• Stanley Kutler populates his list with folks we've never thought of, such as Ohio's AG Cordray -- who is an utterly boring version of Eliot Spitzer: A Supreme Court Choice We Can Believe In, courtesy truthdig (April 15, 2010)


• Link whore (the NYR spammed -- um, sent -- us a link to this post) Anthony Lewis ponders Justice Stevens's legacy and mind: An Unfettered Mind: Justice Stevens, NYR blog (April 13, 2010)


• Just how gay (or not) should a SCOTUS nominee be? The Courage Campaign speaks up (and encourages others to do the same): President Obama: Sexual Orientation Shoult NOT Be a Factor... etc.


• Notre Dame Law professor Richard W. Garnett explains why Protestants are a minority on the high court: The Minority Court, WSJ (April 17, 2010)

Full post as published by court-o-rama.org on April 17, 2010 (boomark / email).