The Law Librarians' Society of Washington, D.C. recently announced that they have placed online a series of unique informational documents and links of interest to law librarians and government researchers. Compiled by LLSDC's Legislative Research Special Interest Section, much of the material was previously available in print, but is gathered together online for the first time. Titles include...

The John M. Olin Foundation Program in Law, Economics, and Institutions at U.C. Berkeley Law School presents the Volume 2001 Fall Issue of the Berkeley Law & Economics Working Papers. These papers have been published by bepress.com (last mentioned in the April 5, 2001 Scout Report) and include "Flexible Citizenship For a Global Society", "Aligning the Interests of Lawyers and Clients", and...

The intersection between the fields of philosophy, science, and law is a complex one, and a number of scholars continue to be intimately concerned with exploring the many aspects of the interactions among these disciplines. The Journal of Philosophy, Science & Law is a publication that is dedicated to examining such questions, and has done so since its inception in 2001. Edited by Dr. Jason...

Launched on May 30, this new online magazine from FindLaw (last discussed in the January 15, 1999 Scout Report) is aimed at both the legal community and "all Americans interested in law and its impact on our culture." The premier issue features commentary on current legal questions and law in our culture from prominent lawyers, legal scholars, and writers, such as Alan Dershowitz, Walter...