The Associated Press is reporting: Now available online are articles headlined “Alito’s Abortion Stance Tough to Decipher” and “Court to Weigh Never-Enforced Abortion Law.”
“As Execution Date Nears, Gang Founder Stirs Debate; Ex-Crips Leader Has High-Profile Supporters and Detractors”: This article appears today in The Washington Post.
The Los Angeles Times reports today that “Gov. to Consider Clemency for Killer.”
The San Francisco Chronicle reports that “Governor agrees to Williams hearing; Convicted killer gets closer to possible clemency.”
And The Sacramento Bee reports that “Governor to rule on Williams case; A private clemency hearing will be held by Schwarzenegger for Crips co-founder.”
The Los Angeles Times is reporting: Today’s newspaper contains articles headlined “Justice Is Another Victim of Katrina; Some suspects go free because the system lacks the means to charge them; more wait behind bars; And cases mount along with new crimes” and “Pregnant and Unwed, Teacher Fights Church; A civil liberties group files a complaint on behalf of a woman fired from a Catholic school.”
In Sunday’s issue of The New York Times: Tomorrow’s newspaper will contain an article headlined “From Alito’s Past, a Window on Conservatives at Princeton.”
And Adam Liptak will report that “In Terror Cases, Administration Sets the Rules.”
“Alito Put Faith in the 1st Amendment; The nominee upheld the rights of many religions, a subject of perpetual disputes in the courts”: David G. Savage has this article today in The Los Angeles Times.
Meanwhile, in commentary, The Birmingham News today contains an editorial entitled “The real truth about Sam Alito.”
And in The News & Observer of Raleigh, North Carolina, columnist Barry Saunders has an op-ed entitled “Judging a job application, 20 years on.”
