A few links for your perusal this afternoon:
UPDATE 5:08 PM: The Washington Post’s Charles Lane has an article in the August 2006 issue of Chicago Magazine telling the story of Justice Stevens’ relationship to the failed Stevens Hotel and how the subsequent trial of his father may have influenced his thinking as a jurist. [Update 7/18 at 9:40 – the article is no longer available online]
Kenneth Jost at CQ Weekly has an article here which puts Hamdan in a historical perspective.
Bruce Ackerman has this piece over at Slate regarding the Congressional hearings on how the detainees at Guantanamo should be treated.
Marty Lederman, writing for the Georgetown Faculty Law Blog over the weekend, has this post which details “Two (or Three) More Myths About Hamdan.”