From Roll Call:

Supreme Court nominee Harriet Miers led the selection process on only a small number of judicial nominees in her eight months as White House counsel, an area of expertise often touted by her supporters as a key credential in her nomination.
In addition to the nomination of Chief Justice John Roberts, Miers oversaw the selection of a dozen new U.S. District Court nominees and a single circuit court nominee after taking over the lead role in that process in February from her predecessor, Attorney General Alberto Gonzales, according to statistics from the Senate Judiciary Committee and the White House.
While Roberts’ selection is touted as a major success for the White House, the other nominations on Miers’ watch have all been more or less free from controversy or the need for much heavy lifting from the administration or Senate Republicans….