Blog Round-Up – Thursday, November 17th

The Harvard Law Review’s Supreme Court Issue is now available. Read Judge Posner’s forward here.

Fortune Magazine has this article discussing whether or not Judge Alito is really pro-business.

ACSBlog has this post on the Court’s decision in Schaffer v. Weast. This case examined which side–parents or school districts–bears the burden of proving the “appropriateness” of the school district’s educational program when the two can not agree on the child’s education plan at the administrative “due process” hearing that is invoked to decide the issue.

The James Madison Center has made available the briefs in the Wisconsin Right to Life’s McCain-Feingold challenge.

On a lighter note:

The Daily Pennsylvanian asks what would happen if Super-agent Drew Rosenhaus started representing Supreme Court nominees.
Yesterday the New York Times ran this article on the disappearance of Article 3 Groupie.