“My Gitmo Vacation: A luxury junket to the heart of Bush’s war on terrorism.” Law Professor Jeffrey Rosen has this article (pass-through link) in the March 5, 2007 issue of The New Republic.

“Overly Punitive? The Supreme Court overturns a big tobacco verdict.” This editorial appears today in The Washington Post.

And the new installment of my “On Appeal” essay for law.com is headlined “‘Philip Morris’ Punitives Ruling May Contain Silver Lining for Plaintiffs.”

“Police Car Chase: Menace or Necessity? A review of police rights in high-speed chases goes to the Supreme Court.” Jan Crawford Greenburg had this video segment on last night’s broadcast of the ABC program World News Tonight. In addition, you can access a related written report at this link.

“Deliberations to Resume in CIA Leak Case”: The Associated Press provides this report.

“Support for Hunger Strike Growing”: The Washington Post today contains an article that begins, “A former Florida professor has not eaten for more than a month to protest prosecutors’ efforts to make him cooperate with their investigation into whether a network of Herndon-based Muslim charities financed terrorist organizations. Sami al-Arian, 49, who has twice refused to testify before a federal grand jury in Alexandria, has lost more than 30 pounds and collapsed in jail from the effects of his water-only diet.”

“Adding to Security but Multiplying the Fears”: Adam Liptak has this “Sidebar” column (Times-Select temporary pass-through link) today in The New York Times.

“Why Have So Many U.S. Attorneys Been Fired? It Looks a Lot Like Politics.” Adam Cohen has this Editorial Observer essay today in The New York Times.