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"Possible Court Pick Is Used to Dueling on Bench; Wood, a Contender to Replace Souter, Often Spars With Conservative Colleagues on the 7th Circuit"

"Possible Court Pick Is Used to Dueling on Bench; Wood, a Contender to Replace Souter, Often Spars With Conservative Colleagues on the 7th Circuit": This article appears today in The Washington Post.

Sunday in The New York Times, Charlie Savage will have an article headlined "Conservatives Map Strategies on Court Fight."

Today in The Chicago Sun-Times, Abdon M. Pallasch has an article headlined "At Notre Dame, Obama has chance to settle some tough issues" that begins, "President Obama could solve a couple thorny issues for himself at once Sunday if, during his speech at the University of Notre Dame, he introduces Notre Dame alum Ann Claire Williams as his choice for the U.S. Supreme Court."

Yesterday's edition of The Daily Princetonian contained an article headlined "In Kagan '81, a Supreme contender."

James Vicini of Reuters reports that "Obama's pick may not shift Supreme Court direction."

Thursday's edition of The Joplin Globe contained an article headlined "McCaskill being mentioned as potential court nominee."

And law.com's Tony Mauro has an article headlined "What Old Sin Will Haunt the Next Supreme Court Nominee? Presumed short-listers are already being picked over, as commentators look for the Achilles' heel on Justice David Souter's possible replacement."

Full post as published by How Appealing on May 16, 2009 (boomark / email).