“Impressions of Terrorism, Drawn From Court Files”: Today’s edition of The New York Times contains this installment of Adam Liptak’s weekly “Sidebar” column.

“Pentagon to challenge interview of 9/11 suspect”: Today in The Miami Herald, Carol Rosenberg has an article that begins, “Pentagon prosecutors are challenging a military court’s decision to let Osama bin Laden’s driver send written questions to alleged senior al Qaeda members held incommunicado at Guantanamo.”

“Yale Law Journal ties for top ranking”: This article appears today in The Yale Daily News.

“Neuborne Withdraws Request For Interest From Holocaust Survivors”: Today in The New York Sun, Joseph Goldstein has an article that begins, “An acrimonious and protracted dispute over legal fees that pitted a New York University law professor against a group of Holocaust survivors has ended. Less than a month after Burt Neuborne asked for $300,000 in interest above the $3.1 million he had already received for administering a settlement between Swiss banks and Holocaust survivors, the professor decided to withdraw the request for the interest.”