“Long road from Nigeria to Supreme Court; Case accuses Shell of complicity in human rights atrocities”: Columnist Mary Schmich has this essay in Sunday’s edition of The Chicago Tribune.

“Ga. drug testing likely to face legal challenges”: The Associated Press has this report.

“Ahead of His Class: How a judge who never sat on the Supreme Court quietly shaped American law in the 20th century.” In today’s edition of The Wall Street Journal, Adam J. White has this review of David M. Dorsen‘s book “Henry Friendly: Greatest Judge of His Era.”

“Wisconsin Supreme Court Justice Accused of Ethics Violations”: Bloomberg News has a report that begins, “David T. Prosser Jr., a Wisconsin Supreme Court justice, was accused of ethics code violations for allegedly putting his hands around the neck of Justice Ann Walsh Bradley in June prior to the court issuing a ruling on a law limiting union bargaining rights for state workers.”

The Milwaukee Journal Sentinel reports today that “Ethics violations filed against Prosser.”

And The Capital Times of Madison, Wisconsin reports that “Judicial Commission files complaint; Justice Prosser asserts his innocence.”

You can view the complaint at this link.

“Court weighs making health coverage a fact of life”: The Associated Press has this report.

The AP also reports that “‘Obamacare’ foes fear ballooning big government.”

And Terry Baynes of Reuters has an article headlined “With friends like these.”

“Obama administration says San Diego cross should stay; The solicitor general, in an appeal to the Supreme Court, says the government should not be required to remove a war memorial atop Mt. Soledad because it is not an endorsement of religion”: David G. Savage has this article today in The Los Angeles Times.