The Province offers Liberal Campaigners Tweets Broke Election Law (As I mentioned at my presentation at the Brennan Symposium, I don’t tweet) CTV.ca offers British Columbians Reject STV Voting Reform.

The current issue of the Duke Law Journal features a symposium on “Measuring Judges and Justices.” The first thing I’m going to read from this symposium is this article by Brudney and Ditslear that is a follow up to their… Continue reading

This symposium issue of the Boston University Law Review looks like a must-read for Legislation folks.

With all the talk about whom the President should nominate, there’s been less focus on whom the president will nominate. You can look at the Intrade predictions market here, which reflects Judge Sotomayor in the lead, with SG Kagan,… Continue reading

“Would I like to be on the Supreme Court? You bet I would…But not enough to have trimmed my sails for half a lifetime.” —Pam Karlan, speaking at Stanford Law School graduation.

AP offers this report about a CRS study being released in connection with this hearing before the Senate Rules Committee.

See this NY Times “Editorial Observer” column. For a different view, see Mary Sanchez’s column in the KC Star.

The controversial Rep. Michele Bachmann has written this Wash. Times oped criticizing ACORN.

See here.

See this LA Times oped.

See the Indiana governor’s veto of an election reform bill passed with some bipartisan support.

If you are a fan (as I am) of the XX Factor blog on Slate, you are going to want to check out the spinoff site, Double X. Here’s a NYT story on the launch. This should make for… Continue reading

Andrew Boyle and Laura MacCleery have written this post on The Hill‘s Congress Blog.

TPMMuckraker reports.