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Presents articles regarding legal issues in the United States published in various periodicals, compiled for April 1908. Study about the service of process on corporations; Power of congress to levy taxes for the purpose of regulation; Highlights of the research outcomes.

This article presents information about the Harvard Law School. The School holds high its head in patriotic pride. Not since the fifties have there been so few students in the class-room. From over eight hundred and fifty two years ago the attendance has dropped to about seventy. Those who returned did so only because there was no war service for which they were fit. Under these conditions the periodical faced this year the most serious situation in its entire history. Of last year's editors only one, the treasurer- elect, came back. The choice of new men was necessarily limited. But although the staff will be small and the cases fewer, the same high standard of former years will be maintained. The attendance in the school, as was to be expected, has been still further reduced by the war.

Lists books received by May 1934 issue of "Harvard Law Review" periodical.

Presents the notes of the editors of the periodical "Harvard Law Review," on issues concerning the publication of various articles about the legal practice. Changes in publication policies with the appointment of Dean Langdell to the editorial staff; Acknowledgement of the contributions of various legal scholars.

Presents a list of books received for review in the periodical "Harvard Law Review," compiled for December 1932. Book titles; Authors; Publishers and publication year.