Robert Barnes of The Washington Post is reporting: In Monday’s newspaper, he will have articles headlined “Supreme Court confronts whether Nev. conflict-of-interest law violates free speech” and “Court asked to balance information age advances with constitutional protections.”

“Former Justice Cantero: Florida Supreme Court does not need more members.” Raoul G. Cantero III has this op-ed today in The Miami Herald.

The New York Times posts online a series of articles under the heading “The Guantanamo Files“: The articles, which will appear in Monday’s edition of the newspaper, are headlined “Classified Files Offer New Insights Into Detainees“; “Judging Detainees’ Risk, Often With Flawed Evidence“; “As Acts of War or Despair, Suicides Rattle a Prison“; and “Libyan Shifts From Detainee to Rebel, and U.S. Ally of Sorts.”

Tomorrow’s newspaper will also contain “A Note to Readers: The Background” and “A Statement by the United States Government.”

Additional coverage, which The New York Times describes as “based on a huge trove of secret documents leaked last year to the anti-secrecy organization WikiLeaks and made available to The New York Times by another source on the condition of anonymity,” is available from National Public Radio in articles headlined “Military Documents Detail Life At Guantanamo” and “Detainees Transferred Or Freed Despite ‘High Risk.’”

“Christie v. Court: Is threat for real? He has considered ignoring N.J. justices if they order more school funding; Legal scholars said that would be a historic breach.” This front page article appears today in The Philadelphia Inquirer.

“Oregon Senate votes to close loophole in child pornography law”: Friday’s edition of The Oregonian contained an article that begins, “In response to a Oregon Supreme Court ruling this year, the Oregon Senate voted today to make it a crime to view child pornography online for free.”

My earlier coverage of the Oregon Supreme Court‘s rulings (here and here) can be accessed at this link.

“U.S. Supreme Court to hear challenge to automatic inmate strip-searches brought by N.J. man”: This article appears today in The Newark Star-Ledger.

“Under the U.S. Supreme Court: The bizarre world of the ‘birther.'” Michael Kirkland of UPI has this report.