“High Court: Law professor Goodwin Liu may be test case for Obama judicial picks.” Robert Barnes will have this article Monday in The Washington Post.

“Man appeals 2009 ruling against him in cold case”: Today’s edition of The Great Falls Tribune contains an article that begins, “A man who waited nearly a quarter century for a judge to rule on his lawsuit has now appealed a District Court’s 2009 ruling against him.”

And The Associated Press reports that “Shelby man appeals ruling in lawsuit misplaced by court for 24 years.”

“Courts in a quandary over cheap shots by anonymous bloggers”: The Pittsburgh Post-Gazette contains this article today.

“Judge appointments held hostage to politics”: This article appears today in The Providence (R.I.) Journal.

“It’s Not Me. It’s Yoo. The author of the ‘torture memos’ loves a good fight way more than a good debate.” Dahlia Lithwick has this jurisprudence essay online at Slate.

Meanwhile, in other coverage, The Charlottesville Daily Progress reported yesterday that “After interruptions, Yoo defends harsh methods.”

And C-Ville reported late Friday that “John Yoo shouted down frequently at Miller Center forum, protested at UVA.”