“Enron Prosecutors Have Another Key Witness, From Jail”: This article appears today in The New York Times.

“Are gay adoptions shaping up as nation’s next culture clash? Move to place children only with heterosexual couples gains some ground, but many doubt it will succeed.” The Chicago Tribune contains this article today.

“Google stands its ground”: This editorial appears today in The St. Petersburg Times.

In today’s edition of The Los Angeles Times: David G. Savage reports that “Justices May Further Restrict Domestic Violence Testimony.”

In other news, “Civil Trial in Sex Assault Likely to Be Ugly; The suit over the O.C. attack targets the three guilty men, the father of one, two investigators and a lawyer who vows victim will ‘rue the day.’”

And an editorial entitled “Divorced from reality” begins, “One foundation of democracy is that court proceedings have to be public.”

“Another Blown Case?” This editorial appears today in The Washington Post.

In today’s edition of The New York Times: An editorial is entitled “The President and the Courts.”

And Michael Rips and Amy Lester have an op-ed entitled “When Words Bear Witness” that begins, “The Supreme Court is scheduled to hear oral arguments today in two cases that may make domestic violence cases all but impossible to prosecute.”

“B Vitamin Case Reaches Supreme Court”: The Associated Press provides this report.

“The Battle over Abortion and Contraception, Part Two: How It’s Playing Out in the Bush Administration.” Elaine Cassel has this essay today online at FindLaw.

“Blawg Review #49”: Available here, at “Jim Calloway’s Law Practice Tips Blog.”

“Texas legislators take issue with O’Connor’s warnings”: Yesterday’s edition of The Dallas Morning News contained an article that begins, “Now that she’s left the Supreme Court, Sandra Day O’Connor has a few things to get off her chest. One of the first was to warn that the nation could slide into dictatorship if harsh critiques of the judiciary – from the likes of Texas Sen. John Cornyn and Rep. Tom DeLay – go unanswered.”