This issue of "The Bookmark" presents 20 articles focusing on various aspects of law library services in New York State. The articles are: (1) "Law Library Services in the 1990's" (Christine Bain); (2) "A Librarian's View of Legal Publishing Today" (Margaret Maes Axtmann); (3) "Legal Publishing--A Publisher's View" (Kenneth Lee Halajian); (4) "Understanding Our Judiciary Systems and Their Literature" (Julie Gick); (5) "The Use of Intent in New York State Law--Resources and Searching Aids" (Robert A. Carter); (6) "Rule-Making and Rule-Finding in New York State" (Kate Storms); (7) "Legal Literature and Information Services from the New York State Library" (Sally Legendre and Dawn Tybur); (8) "Access to Local Laws and Codes" (Robert A. Emery); (9) "Local Laws and Their Publication" (A. Ross Kitt II); (10) "Education for Law Librarians" (Penny A. Hazelton); (11) "Standards for Law Libraries and Law Library Service" (David Badertscher); (12) "The High-Tech Law Library--Serving in the 'L.A. Law' Environment" (Joan Taulbee White); (13) "Legal Information Service for the Pro Se' Patron" (Mary Beth Dunn); (14) "Model Policies for Legal Information Service" (Bobbie Studwell and Ann Haley); (15) "Inmate Access to the Courts and More Through New York State's Prison Law Libraries" (Jean Clancy Botta); (16) "Preserving Documentation of the Legal Profession" (Morris L. Cohen and Marsha Trimble); (17) "Law Library Networking" (Susan M. Wood); (18) "Keys to Legal Research: Opening the Doors to the Law Library" (Nancy Lenahan); (19) "Inquiring Minds Want To Know--Information Services of the New York State Department of Law" (Joan Libby and Judith Brown); and (20) "Practicing Attorneys Use More Than Law Libraries" (Maureen Gross). A directory of law libraries in New York State concludes the issue. (MAB)