This special issue of the "Indiana English Journal" focuses on the law and the teacher of English and language arts. Included in the issue are the following articles: "The High School Press and Prior Restraint" by Roy Colquitt, "What's Obscene in Indiana? The New Law, the Miller Decision, and the Teaching of English" by Peter Scholl, and "The Law and the English Teacher" by Revonda Ball. Also included are a review by Linda Gregory of "Captive Voices: High School Journalism in America" and a poem by Elmer Brooks describing teachers' encounters with copyright restrictions. (TS)