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By Nancy Palencia
STEVENS LEGACY
Chicago Tribune: Book to shed light on Stevens' rise to Supreme Court
Ameet Sachdev – 4/12/2010
CNN: White House will find Justice Stevens tough to replace
Bill Mears – 4/12/2010
Fort Worth Star-Telegram: Stevens: A polite, fair-minded force
Editorial – 4/12/2010
NOMINATION REPORTING
CBS News/Crossroads: Kagan, Wood and Garland Still Top Supreme Court List
Jan Crawford – 4/12/2010
Washington Post: Obama considering as many as 10 candidates for high court opening
Anne E. Kornblut and Robert Barnes – 4/13/2010
Time: The Top Contenders to Become the Next Supreme Court Justice
Michael Scherer – 4/13/2010
FOX News: Wild-Card Candidates Emerge in Supreme Court Guessing Game
4/12/2010
Washington Post/AP: Source: Judge Sidney Thomas on Supreme Court list
BEN FELLER – 4/13/2010
ABC News/Political Punch: Another Name on President Obama’s Supreme Court Short List
Jake Tapper – 4/12/2010
Providence Journal: Pundits list Whitehouse as longshot Supreme Court
choice
John E. Mulligan – 4/12/2010
NOMINATION/POLITICS
USA Today: Lines drawn in Supreme Court succession
Fredreka Schouten – 4/12/2010
NPR/Political Junkie: The GOP And The Court Vacancy
Ken Rudin – 4/12/2010
Washington post/Right Now: The filibuster scam
David Weigel – 4/12/2010
LA Times: GOP looks beyond court pick
James Oliphant – 4/13/2010
National Journal: Outlook: SCOTUS Fight Could Hinder Climate Debate
Darren Goode and Christopher Snow Hopkins – 4/12/2010
BusinessWeek/Bloomberg: Obama's Supreme Court Pick Won't Slow Climate Bill, Kerry Says
Simon Lomax – 4/13/2010
Washington Post/AP: Groups look for tea party support on nomination
Jesse Holland – 4/13/2010
National Journal/The Ninth Justice: Could A Nomination Fight Splinter The Tea Party?
Theresa Poulson – 4/13/2010
CLINTON NOMINATION
Vanity Fair: Supreme Court Justice Hillary Clinton? (w/video)
Juli Weiner – 4/12/2010
NY Times: White House Dashes Chatter of Clinton as Supreme Court Nominee
SHERYL GAY STOLBERG – 4/12/2010
Washington Post/44: Hillary Clinton not a candidate for Supreme Court
Anne E. Kornblut – 4/12/2010
USA Today/The Oval: Obama, Supreme Court: Let the speculation begin (but not about Clinton)
David Jackson – 4/12/2010
NOMINATION COMMENTARY
The Atlantic: Why Kennedy Owns the Supreme Court
Andrew Cohen – 4/10/2010
LA Times: Empathy and the Supreme Court
Jonah Goldberg – 4/13/2010
Washington Post/The Spirited Atheist: Church-state separation and a successor for Stevens
Susan Jacoby – 4/12/2010
Topeka Capital Journal: O’Connor: Nominee to face storm
Tim Carpenter – 4/13/2010
Huffington Post/AP: O’Connor expects tough road for high court nominee
John Milburn – 4/12/2010
Full post as published by The Gavel on April 13, 2010 (boomark / email).
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Bextra Injury Risks
Bextra Increases Risk of Fatal Heart Attack
Katrina Victims See Justice, Ruling Paves the Way for Class Actions
Katrina Victims See Justice Ruling Paves the Way for Class Actions
SJS, Stevens Johnson Syndrome
alleging that certain drugs cause this deadly skin inflammation.
Advil - Ibuprofen
allegedly leads to Stevens Johnson Syndrome and Toxic Epidermal Necrosis.
New Study Links Cell Phone Radiation to Increased Health Risks
Cell Phone Radiation Is Your Phone Toxic?
Marketing Spam
Member Source Media pays $200,000 civil penalty for deceptive online advertising.
Ketek
allegedly causing potentially life threatening Stevens Johnson Syndrome (SJS) skin reaction.

Breaking News! Is Justice Stevens Going To Retire Next Year
SCOTUS short-list speculation as Justice Stevens talks of retirement
What Was It Like To Work For Justice Stevens
Behind Justice Stevens' Recusal in Florida Case
Justice Stevens About To Set Some Milestones
Penalver on Justice Stevens and religion








