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The Minnesota Journal of Law, Science & Technology is a cutting-edge and multidisciplinary journal with a focus on law, health, the sciences, and bioethics. Our journal is edited by faculty and students with a Faculty Editorial Advisory Board drawn from across the University of Minnesota. MJLST tackles issues in intellectual property, technology policy and innovation, bioethics, and law and science, while maintaining a rigorous grounding in law, values, and policy. Formerly the Minnesota Intellectual Property Review, the journal is overseen and managed by the University's Consortium on Law and Values in Health, Environment & the Life Sciences.

Volume 9, Issue 2 - Spring 2008 features a symposium on "Self and Other: Cognitive Perspectives on Trust, Empathy and the Self" consisting of twelve articles on topics at the intersection of law and rationality. Additional articles in Volume 9, Issue 2 include:

• Bernard Chao, JD, After eBay Inc., v. MercExchange LLC: The Changing Landscape for Patent Remedies
• Max Stul Oppenheimer, JD, The "Reasonable Plant" Test: When Progress Outruns the Constitution
• Martin Hirsch, JD, Side Effects of Corporate Greed: Pharmaceutical Companies Need a Dose of Corporate Social Responsibility
• Simon A. Cole, JD, Out of the Daubert Fire and Into the Fryeing Pan? Self-Acceptance versus Meta-Expertise and the Admissibility of Latent Print Evidence in Frye Jurisdictions
• L. Ashley Aull, JD, The Costs of Privilege: Defining Price in the Market for Educational Copyright Use

Full text of all this issue's articles can be downloaded from the Current Issue page.