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Friday Gavel Grab Briefs

By Peter Hardin

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In these other dispatches about fair and impartial courts:

  • Several Republican members of Congress are seeking a Justice Department investigation of possible “threats” against conservative justices of the Supreme Court, saying rallies by Common Cause seem to “incite violence and encourage racial slurs,” Fox News reported.
  • Using a Freedom of Information Act, the watchdog group “Judicial Watch goes after [Supreme Court] Justice Elena Kagan’s potential conflict of interest after Obamacare,” according to the headline for an article on the Daily Caller news site.
  • “Revolutionary legislation” (for Arkansas) would provide for merit selection of the state’s Court of Appeals judges, according to a blog of the Arkansas Times. The 12 judges currently are elected.

Full post as published by The Gavel on March 05, 2011 (boomark / email).

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