The NYU Journal of Law & Liberty provides a forum for the critical discussion of classical liberal legal scholarship, publishing essays and articles on the nature of rules & order, legal philosophy, theories of rights & liberty, constitutional law, jurisprudence, legal history, and historical & contemporary legislation.
Great idea for a new law journal. You can read it online too. Here's the first issue, with a collection of articles on "Hayek and the Law."
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