The Law section of the Proceedings contains the following 10 papers: "Protection without a Shield: Revisiting the Journalist's Common Law Privilege" (Laurence B. Alexander); "Burning the Global Village: The Constitutionality of State Laws Regulating Indecency in Cyberspace" (Dolores L. Flamiano); "Of Jellyfish and Community Leaders: Redefining the Public Figure in Libel Litigation" (John R. Bender); "The Constitutionality of the FDA's Tobacco Restrictions as a First Amendment Issue" (Yung Kyun Choi); "Point and Click for the 'Right to Know': An Analysis of the Electronic Freedom of Information Act of 1996" (Martin Halstuk); "Blurred Vision: How Supreme Court FOIA Opinions on Invasion of Privacy Have Missed the Target of Legislative Intent" (Martin Halstuk); "In Self-Defense: How the Government Uses National Security Reasons to Withhold Information under the FOIA" (Martin Halstuk); "The Concept That Would Not Die: Scarcity As a Justification for Broadcast Regulation" (Anthony L. Fargo); "Sizing Up Trade Dress: New Era of Cases Tests the Limits of the Lanham Act" (Elizabeth M. Witherspoon); and "Obstacles to Defamation Recovery in Cyberspace User Forums" (Mark Cenite). Individual papers contain references. (CR)