Showing posts with label USSC. Show all posts
Showing posts with label USSC. Show all posts
Friday, July 10, 2009
Associated Press to Use Twitter and Blog To Cover Confirmation Hearings
Web 2.0 meets the United States Supreme Court with the confirmation of Judge Sotomayer. The Associated Press plans to use Twitter and it's blog to inform us about what is happening at the Sotomayer confirmation hearings, which start Monday. Connie Crosby, writes about the AP's plans on slaw.ca.
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Wednesday, May 13, 2009
Filling Justice Souter's Seat
Filling Justice Souter's seat will be one of President Obama's biggest tasks, early in his Presidency. The following resources will enable you to follow the developments as they happen.
The Ninth Justice Blog: Provides news and analysis on the search to fill the Supreme Court Seat. You can also follow on Twitter at http://twitter.com/9thjustice.
Blogrunner's Supreme Court Topic Page: This site collects the most recent and influential stories and blog posts on the topic.
The New York Times Supreme Court Page, is another excellent resourse for information on the happenings at the United States Supreme Court.
For an excellent research guide on Supreme Court Nominations and the nomination process, I recommend the one created by the staff at the Georgetown University Law Library.
As always, SCOTUS Blog, will provide continuing coverage of the nomination process and all other Supreme Court related happenings.
The Ninth Justice Blog: Provides news and analysis on the search to fill the Supreme Court Seat. You can also follow on Twitter at http://twitter.com/9thjustice.
Blogrunner's Supreme Court Topic Page: This site collects the most recent and influential stories and blog posts on the topic.
The New York Times Supreme Court Page, is another excellent resourse for information on the happenings at the United States Supreme Court.
For an excellent research guide on Supreme Court Nominations and the nomination process, I recommend the one created by the staff at the Georgetown University Law Library.
As always, SCOTUS Blog, will provide continuing coverage of the nomination process and all other Supreme Court related happenings.
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