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"Leaked: Obama Mentor's Blunt Advice on Court Choices."

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"Leaked: Obama Mentor's Blunt Advice on Court Choices." Charlie Savage has this post at "The Caucus" blog of The New York Times.

At the "Bench Memos" blog of National Review Online, Ed Whelan began his first of a series of posts about the letter as follows, "I've obtained a copy of an interesting letter that Harvard law professor Larry Tribe wrote to his protege, President Barack Obama, in the immediate aftermath of Justice Souter's announcement of his decision to retire from the Court." You can access the letter by clicking here.

Whelan's other posts thus far about Tribe's letter are titled "Tribe to Obama: Justice Kennedy Is a Prima Donna in Danger of Drifting Rightward"; "Tribe to Obama: Breyer's Public Face Is Unappealing"; "Tribe to Obama: Please Hire Me and Give Me a Big Portfolio"; and "Larry Tribe on Larry Tribe's Letter."

And at WSJ.com's "Law Blog," Nathan Koppel and Jess Bravin provide this coverage.

Full post as published by How Appealing on October 28, 2010 (boomark / email).

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