John G. Roberts on the Web

Bloggers, journalists and lawyers have created web specials and resources to profile the U.S. Circuit Judge, John G. Roberts. The online debates will surely heat up as the Senate begins its confirmation process. For information and commentary on Roberts' background, case histories and nomination, check out these online resources:

Web Resources

FindLaw: Hon. John G. Roberts Jr.
FindLaw profiles Roberts' legal career dating back to his clerkship and cases he argued before the Supreme Court.

NY Times: The Nomination of John G. Roberts
The New York Times' interactive graphic includes biographical timelines and charts that detail Roberts' involvement in major cases. The Washington Post has a similar resource: Judge Roberts' Record

OYEZ.org: U.S. Supreme Court cases
This site lists and explains Roberts' cases before the Supreme Court.

CNN.com: A Change at the Supreme Court
CNN's special report Includes Roberts' biography, potential scenarios during the Senate confirmation process and information on the current court.

Yahoo! Supreme Court News
Yahoo!'s news aggregator features the latest information on Bush's nomination, the confirmation process and Supreme Court cases.

TIME Resources

How the Next Supreme Court Justice Will Be Chosen
TIME.com outlines the steps for Supreme Court nominations and subsequent Senate confirmation.

The Supreme Battle
Read TIME's cover issue on Sandra Day O’Connor’s retirement, her legacy in the Supreme Court and the future of the nation's highest court.

Supreme Court Archive Collection
Look through the pages of TIME to find information on the Supreme Court's cases, judges and controversies since 1923. The collection includes past cover issues and archive articles.

Bloggers

The Washington Post: Campaign for the Supreme Court
Great resource for the latest Supreme Court news in Washington. Post topics include the Borkometer, Roe v. Wade and interest groups.

SCOTUSblog
This blog covers the Supreme Court and recent cases - contributors are law students or members of the firm Goldstein & Howe. Be sure to check out its sister site: The Supreme Court Nomination Blog.

National Review Online: Bench Memos
Part of National Review's "Blog Row," this blog keeps a close eye on the federal courts and judicial nominations.