[ TMZ ] “Human Rights at Home: A Domestic Policy Blueprint for the New Administration,” American Constitution Society, Fordham Law School, Center for American Progress and The Opportunity Agenda, October 30, 2008. Real Player, 104 minutes. Watch recorded video.

[ TMZ ]  “High Crimes, High Drama: An Insider’s Account of the Saddam Hussein Trial,” Duke Law, October 28, 2008. Real Player, 54 minutes. Watch recorded video.

Press conference by Manfred Nowak, Special Rapporteur on torture and other cruel, inhuman or degrading treatment and punishment, UN, October 24, 2008. RealPlayer, 50 minutes. Watch recorded video.

[ JURIST ] The American Constitution Society [ACS] hosts a panel discussion on the Supreme Court term that opens October 6. The panel discusses key cases on the Court’s docket and suggests areas likely to draw widespread attention as the Term unfolds. American Constitution Society, September 24, 2008. RealPlayer, 113 minutes. Watch recorded video.

[ JURIST ] Discussion of the implications of the Boumediene v. Bush decision in which the Supreme Court held that detainees at Guantanamo have the right to challenge their detentions in federal court. Duke University School of Law, October 1, 2008. RealPlayer, 56 minutes. Watch recorded video.

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A Florida grand jury has indicted the mother of missing toddler Caylee Anthony on first degree murder charges.

Casey Anthony, 22, was charged in an indictment unsealed today with intentionally killing her daughter. She was also charged with aggravated child abuse, aggravated manslaughter and providing false information to law enforcement.

Suspicion has swirled around Anthony since her daughter, Caylee, was reported missing July 15 in Orange County. At the time, Anthony allegedly told her family and police she had not seen her daughter for 31 days and investigators said she had given them changing and inaccurate information since then.

The sheriff’s department has said it believes Caylee is probably dead.

[ CNN ] A Catholic school in Kansas with a substantial Hispanic population wants its students to speak English only. The school had to deal with serious discipline problems. Requiring everyone to use the same language helped alleviate disruptions. CNN’s Bill Tucker reports…