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: How Appealing"Senate GOP: Will Sotomayor uphold Constitution?"
Today in The Boston Globe, Peter S. Canellos has an essay entitled "Obama's unintended fusion in Sotomayor selection."
Yesterday's broadcast of NPR's "Tell Me More" contained an audio segment entitled "Can Jeff Sessions Fairly Evaluate Sonia Sotomayor?" (RealPlayer required).
In this week's issue of The National Law Journal, law professor Douglas W. Kmiec has an op-ed entitled "The 'Latina woman' comment: The rule of law depends upon the commitment to -- even empathy for -- giving meaning to equality in more than name alone."
At "The Ninth Justice" blog of National Journal, Stuart Taylor Jr. has a lengthy post titled "The Case For -- And Against -- Double Standards."
And at his "Think Again" blog hosted by The New York Times, law professor Stanley Fish has a post titled "What Kind of Judges Do We Want?"
Full post as published by How Appealing on June 23, 2009 (boomark / email).
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