The Law Division of the proceedings contains the following 8 papers: "The Neutral Reportage Doctrine 25 Years After: An Update on the Still 'Fletdgling' Libel Defense" (Kyu Ho Youm); "Personal Jurisdiction Over Media Libel Cases in the Internet Age" (Robert L. Spellman); "A Framework for Electronic Access to Court Records in Florida" (Roxanne S. Watson and Bill F. Chamberlin); "The Chickens Have Come Home to Roost: Individualism, Collectivism, and Conflict in Commercial Speech Doctrine" (Elizabeth Blanks Hindman); "Can the Effect of 'Richmond Newspapers' Stretch Even Further?: An Analysis of the Right of the Press to Cover Immigration Hearings" (Dale L. Edwards); "Cross Burning Revisited: What the Supreme Court Should Have Done in 'Virginia v. Black' and Why It Didn't" (W. Wat Hopkins); "Defamation and Mental Disorder: The Enduring Stigma" (Karen M. Markin); and "Privacy Versus Public Access: An Analysis of How Courts Balance These Competing Social Interests When Government Records Are Computerized" (Joey Senat). (RS)