The Journal seeks to stimulate research and publish articles in the following areas:

• Philosophical issues associated with science policy and the growth of technology.
• Philosophy, the legal system, and scientific evidence.
• The influence of legal and ethical guidelines on scientific research.
• Educational issues relating to how legal and ethical guidelines are taught within scientific fields.

Accepted articles will be available online following the Journal's peer review process.

OBJECTIVES

• To stimulate research and dialogue at the intersection of philosophy, science, and law.
• To generate debate on controversial issues relating to the fields of philosophy, science, and law.
• To provide readers with the latest news at the intersection of each respective field.
• To enable readers to become more informed about other professional fields.

Editor
Jason Borenstein, PhD
School of Public Policy
Georgia Tech

Senior Associate Editor

Yvette Pearson, PhD Department of Philosophy Old Dominion University.

Rachel Gray, MA Ministry of Health and Long-Term Care Toronto, Ontario

Editorial Board

Mark S. Frankel, PhD Scientific Freedom, Responsibility and Law Program American Association for the Advancement of Science Kenneth W. Goodman, PhD Ethics Programs University of Miami David Goodstein, PhD Office of the Vice Provost / Department of Physics and Applied Physics California Institute of Technology Susan Haack, PhD Department of Philosophy / School of Law University of Miami

Jerome Kassirer, MD School of Medicine Tufts University School of Medicine Yale University Leon M. Lederman, PhD Illinois Math Science Academy Illinois Institute of Technology Debra Parrish, JD Parrish Law Offices Deborah G. Johnson, PhD Department of Technology, Culture, and Communication School of Engineering and Applied Science University of Virginia