“ACLU making bid for monument removal; Recent court decisions may be on the side of Haskell County’s display of the Ten Commandments”: The Tulsa World contains this article today.

“Shaky Performance — At the Enron Trial, Strange Stumbles Mar Lay’s Defense; Team Seems Caught Off Guard At Times and Ex-Chairman Gets Testy, Even to Counsel; ‘You Guys Are Pretty Thorough'”: This front page article (free access) appears today in The Wall Street Journal.

And The Houston Chronicle reports today that “Trial getting personal for Lay; Defense to call pastors, friends; Skilling’s team lines up experts.”

“Breyer calls for ‘active’ democracy”: The Daily Princetonian contains this article today.

And The Trenton Times today contains an article headlined “Justice summons active citizenship; Breyer: ‘We do need activist citizens.’”

“Pulling Back From The Brink: Why are death sentences and executions dropping?” This article appears in the May 8, 2006 issue of U.S. News & World Report.

“Can Schools Punish Students for Posting Offensive Content on MySpace and Similar Sites? Often, the Answer Is No, Unless The Posting Materially Disrupts School Activities.” Anita Ramasastry has this essay online today at FindLaw.

“Alito May Tilt Vote in Reargued Cases”: You can access today’s installment of Charles Lane’s “Full Court Press” column, as published in The Washington Post, at this link.