“SCOTUS Tries To Get a Little Bit Pregnant: Why the broader abortion ban is the one that’s constitutional.” Jacob Sullum has this essay today online at Reason.

“Oral Argument in Cuno Today”: “TaxProf Blog” provides this post linking to press coverage and briefs.

“High Court Hears Texas Redistricting Case”: This segment (RealPlayer required) featuring Nina Totenberg appeared on today’s broadcast of NPR’s “Morning Edition.”

“O’Connor, Smiley to join in Jamestown celebration”: The Richmond Times-Dispatch today contains an article that begins, “Former Supreme Court Justice Sandra Day O’Connor will be an active participant in the national commemoration of Jamestown’s upcoming 400th anniversary, officials said yesterday.”

The Los Angeles Times is reporting: In today’s newspaper, David G. Savage has articles headlined “Celebrity Visit to the High Court; A low-key Anna Nicole Smith shows up for arguments in her inheritance case“; “Justices Close Book on ’80s Lawsuit Against Abortion Protesters“; and “Spending-Limit Law Gets a Chilly Hearing.”

And in other news, “High Court Rules for Oil Firms.”

“Former Playmate charms the court; Smith’s case goes to Washington and could leave with a surprising result”: Patty Reinert has this article today in The Houston Chronicle.

“Campaign Finance Cases Weighed; Vermont’s Limits Debated in Court”: Charles Lane has this article today in The Washington Post.

And The Rutland Herald reports today that “Justices rack Sorrell on campaign limits.”

“Views are mixed on domestic spying; Specialists doubt legality; some defend war footing”: Charlie Savage has this article today in The Boston Globe.

“Accused of Aiding Animals by Making Prey of People”: The New York Times contains this article today.

“The Texas Gerrymander”: This editorial appears today in The New York Times.

“Courthouse pays tribute to judge’s slain family”: The Chicago Tribune provides a report that begins, “Colleagues of U.S. District Judge Joan Lefkow gave silent tribute today to the memory of her husband and mother, one year to the day after they were slain by an angry litigant.”

“Testimony is potentially damaging to Skilling, Lay; Ex-CEO of two units says Enron deliberately kept risk, loss out of the public’s view”: Mary Flood has this article today in The Houston Chronicle.

The New York Times reports today that “Jury Is Told Chief Backed Shifts in Enron Accounting.”

And USA Today contains an article headlined “Witness: Enron division was ‘a basket case’; Transfer to profitable unit hid losses from investors.”

“24-hour wait for abortion is upheld in Missouri”: This article appears today in The St. Louis Post-Dispatch.

And The Associated Press reports that “Mo. Court Upholds 24-Hour Abortion Wait.”

You can access yesterday’s unanimous ruling of the Supreme Court of Missouri at this link.

Joan Biskupic is reporting: In today’s edition of USA Today, she has articles headlined “Anna Nicole Smith stirs up high court; Ex-‘Playboy’ model seeks $88M from oil tycoon’s estate“; “Court rules for abortion protesters; Justices’ decision ends 20-year fight that centered on racketeering law“; and “Justices question Vermont campaign-finance limits.”

And in coverage from others, that newspaper today also contains articles headlined “High court case hinges on tax breaks as job bait; Cities that want auto plants sacrifice millions to win them” and “High court shoots down Chevron antitrust case; Rule joint venture with Shell didn’t hike gas prices.”

The Associated Press is reporting: Gina Holland reports that “High Court to Hear Political Boundary Case.”

And in other news, “Student Settles Over Confederate Dress.”