Steve Sanders, an associate in the Supreme Court & Appellate practice, argued his first case before the Supreme Court on Nov. 4.  In Pottawattamie County v. McGhee, Sanders went up against former Solicitor General Paul Clement, who has now argued in front of the Court 51 times.  The question presented involves the scope of prosecutorial immunity in section 1983 actions. The following news stories reported on the case and Sanders' first argument before the Supreme Court:

• Above the Law (11/6/09)
• Des Moines Register (11/5/09)
• Lawyers USA (11/5/09)
• National Law Journal (11/5/09)
• New York Times (11/5/09)
• Omaha World-Herald (11/5/09)
• Time Magazine (11/5/09)
• Washington Post (11/5/09)
• USA Today (11/5/09)
• ABA Journal Online (11/4/09)
• Above the Law (11/4/09)
• Associated Press (11/4/09) - Picked up by Chicago Tribune, San Diego Union Tribune, Denver Post, San Francisco Chronicle, Forbes, Boston Globe, Seattle Times, Minneapolis Star Tribune, Houston Chronicle, Omaha World Herald, Charlotte Observer, Philadelphia Inquirer, Miami Herald, Baltimore Sun, and LA Times
• Chicago Tribune "Chicago Law" Q&A blog post (11/4/09)
• Christian Science Monitor (11/4/09)
• Courthouse News Service (11/4/09)
• Law360 (11/4/09) -  Subscription required.
• NPR (11/4/09)
• NPR (11/4/09)
• Slate.com (11/4/09)
• Wall Street Journal Law Blog (11/4/09)
• World-Herald News Service / The Daily Nonpareil (11/1/09)
• National Law Journal (10/26/09)
• Wall Street Journal Law Blog (10/26/09)
• Chicago Lawyer "Around the Water Cooler" blog post (10/16/09)