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: The GavelTuesday Media Summary
By Nancy Palencia
JUSTICE AT STAKE
BusinessWeek/AP: W.Va. getting attention for election funding bill
LAWRENCE MESSINA – 3/8/2010
Register-Herald: Public financing of court races gains strength
Mannix Porterfield – 3/8/2010
Legal Newsline: Voters want candidates to use taxpayer money in W.Va., poll shows
JOHN O’BRIEN – 3/8/2010
ABA Journal: W. Va. Senate Committee Backs Publicly Funded Judicial Elections
Sarah Randag – 3/8/2010
NATIONAL SECURITY/COURTS
Time: Can Lindsey Graham Help the White House Reach a Deal on 9/11 Trials?
Massimo Calabresi – 3/9/2010
Washington Post: The ‘al-Qaeda seven’ and selective McCarthyism
Marc A. Thiessen – 3/8/2010
Jurist/Forum: Panic Legislation: The Wrong Response
Amos Guiora – 3/8/2010
Blog Of Legal Times: Former DOJ Officials, ABA Show Support for Guantanamo Lawyers
Mike Scarcella – 3/8/2010
CITIZENS UNITED/CAMPAIGN FINANCE
Huffington Post: In The Public Interest: Shareholder Roles & Rights
in the Brave New Post-Citizens United World
Lisa Gilbert – 3/8/2010
Anchorage Daily News: Campaign finance bill has tough road ahead
before election
RICHARD MAUER – 3/8/2010
FEDERAL NOMINATIONS
LA Times: 9th Circuit candidate’s career marked by rapid ascent,
wide-ranging roles
Carol J. Williams – 3/9/2010
Blog Of Legal Times: Debate Heats Up Over 9th Circuit Nominee
David Ingram – 3/8/2010
Delaware Online: Court vacancy demands that White House act now
Editorial – 3/9/2010
MERIT SELECTION
American Courthouse: Another Admission: "Merit" Selection Campaign is About Perception, Not Reality
Dan Pero – 3/8/2010
WEST VIRGINIA PUBLIC FINANCING
Charleston Daily Gazette: Public election funding bill passes Senate
committee
Phil Kabler – 3/8/2010
SOUTH CAROLINA MERIT SELECTION
Charleston Post And Courier: What’s at stake in judgeship case
Barbara Williams – 3/8/2010
MINNESOTA JUDICIAL SELECTION
MinnPost.com: Judicial elections: What’s wrong with letting the people choose?
Margaret M. Marrinan – 3/8/2010
NORTH CAROLINA PUBLIC FINANCING
The Progressive Pulse: Judicial Voter-Owned Elections Could See Record Participation
Chase Foster – 3/8/2010
CONNECTICUT JUDICIAL ELECTIONS
Hartford Courant: It’s Time To Stop Electing Probate Judges
Rick Green – 3/9/2010
IMMIGRATION/COURTS
Chattanooga Times Free Press: Cases highlight competing interests in
immigration policy
Monica Mercer – 3/9/2010
Truthout: Department of Homeland Security Immigration Agencies Fall Short
William Fisher – 3/8/2010
NY Times: In Jury Selection for Hate Crime, a Struggle to Find Tolerance
MANNY FERNANDEZ – 3/9/2010
Texas Tribune: Starving for Reform
Julian Aguilar – 3/9/2010
STATE COURTS/BUDGETS
LA Times/L.A. Now: L.A. County Superior Court to lay off 329 staffers
April 1
Victoria Kim – 3/8/2010
PROP 8 CHALLENGE
On Top Magazine: Closing Arguments Of Gay Marriage Trial Won’t Be
Broadcast
3/8/2010
SCOTUS CASES
Wall Street Journal: High Court Wades Into Funeral Protests, Vaccines
JESS BRAVIN And BRENT KENDALL – 3/9/2010
NY Times/Greenwire: Supreme Court Won’t Review Decision That Closed EPA Emissions ‘Loophole’
Gabriel Nelson – 3/8/2010
SCOTUS RECUSAL
Blog Of Legal Times: Roberts Recuses in New Wyeth Case
Tony Mauro – 3/8/2010
SCOTUS DISSENTS
NY Times: In a Polarized Court, Getting the Last Word
ADAM LIPTAK – 3/9/2010
OBITUARY
Palm Beach Post: Retired federal judge James C. Paine, dies at 85
3/8/2010
Full post as published by The Gavel on March 09, 2010 (boomark / email).
Marketing Spam
Member Source Media pays $200,000 civil penalty for deceptive online advertising.
Nielsen Media Challenged
TV ratings company to pay undisclosed settlement in antitrust lawsuit.
Media/Telecom
consumer rights involving print, radio, television, video, DVD, video games, and mobile telephones.
Wireless Entertainment
Kangaroo Media pays Immersion Entertainment $2 million patent infringement settlement.

HEH: Attempted Iran media clampdown meets Internet age. Iran clamped down Tuesday on independent
District Court Denies Summary Judgment Motion in Media Case; Rules That New Jersey Law Applies
ADF attorney available to media following right of conscience hearing
LMA Los Angeles New Media Program See you Tuesday







