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1 Liverpool L. Rev. 6 (1979)

handle is hein.journals/lvplr1 and id is 1 raw text is: EDITORIAL With this issue, a new legal periodical is launched and one which it is hoped will be of some use and interest to academics, students and practitioners. It is worthwhile at the outset to put foward some of our basic aims. Prime amongst these is the wish and intention to develop a legal journal with the highest academic standards. This we hope to achieve by encouraging the publication of significant material both by those well-known and respected and by those whose names are not as yet so well-known. We accordingly look forward to receiving such material from our readers. We hope to keep reasonably up to date with current developments by the publication of comments, casenotes and so forth, and we would wish to expand the contents of this section as conditions permit. It is intended to incorporate in the near future, for example, a digest of Merseyside cases of interest. By means of a book review essay as well as a book notices section. it is our desire to encourage a rather deeper analysis of legal publishing trends than is usually possible. We had hoped that this issue would appear rather earlier than it has done, but a considerable number of production difficulties intervened to prevent this. We would like to apologise therefore both for this and for any infelicities that may have crept into this issue. It is hoped that with the introduction of new technology into the Liverpool Polytechnic printing facilities, future issues will be free of technical defects. We would indeed like to record our grateful thanks to the printing officers of the Polytechnic for their hard work with regard to the production of this new journal. It is our intention to produce two issues of the Review a year. However, for 1980 a special volume devoted to jurisprudential matters will appear. It is anticipated that this extended issue will include a number of papers delivered at the conference of the Association for Legal and Social Philosophy to be held at Liverpool Polytechnic in Spring 1980, as well as other material. We look forward to hearing the reaction of our readers, including suggestions as to the future contents. Dr. M. N. Shaw, General Editor

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