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: How Appealing"As a Professor, a Pragmatist About the Supreme Court"
Today's edition of The Wall Street Journal contains articles headlined "Obama to Seek a Justice Attuned to 'Daily Realities'; Many Liberals Floated as Possible Souter Successors, but Democrats Fear a Prolonged Battle That Could Stall Broader Agenda" and "A Case Study in Unforeseen Legal Views." The newspaper also contains an editorial entitled "Succeeding Souter: Will Obama send a left-wing Scalia to the High Court?"
The Washington Post today contains an article headlined "Successor To Souter Anticipated By October; Obama Says New Judge Will Blend Respect for Constitution, 'Empathy'" and an editorial enttiled "More Souters: The qualities President Obama should seek in filling the shoes of a fine justice."
And online at National Journal, Stuart Taylor Jr. has an essay entitled "12 Points To Consider In Replacing Souter."
Full post as published by How Appealing on May 03, 2009 (boomark / email).
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