The National Law Journal offers this report on consideration of congressional imposition of recusal standards for federal judges.
One interesting question (raised by David Skover at the recent judicial independence conference I attended at Seattle University) is whether Congress would also have the power (under its 14th amendment enforcement powers) to create state judicial recusal rules to enforce the due process rights the Supreme Court recognized in the recent Caperton case.

The NY Times on controversy over releasing the identity of those who signed the R71 referendum petitions in Washington State.

Check out How To Vote From Six Feet Under and Jon Corzine and the Millionaire’s Amendment.

The NY Times offers this report, which begins: “The Maine attorney general is prodding a national group that fights same-sex marriage to reveal its donors by Election Day, after a federal judge on Wednesday denied the group’s request for a restraining order.”

See this press release.
Ed Still has posted the Legislation.
It is also the subject of Doug Chapin’s Director’s Note in the 10/29 Electionline.org Weekly, which should be posted at this link soon. [UPDATE: Their website is down so I have posted the report here.

See this press release.

keep your eye on this issue. Thanks to Jonathan Adler for the link.

Laura MacLeery has written this article for the Catholic University Law Review.

The NY Times offers this editorial.

See this post at Redstate.

The Milwaukee Journal Sentinel offers this report on a 4-3 decision of the Wisconsin Supreme Court. This is one of the first major post-Caperton recusal decisions. More here.
UPDATE: More audio, video and other materials here and here.

The Washington Post offers this report.

The Politico offers this interesting report on the EMILY’s List appeal decision. My most recent thoughts on this topic are here.

Burnt Orange Report offers this report.