Yet another notable on-line law journal companion

Others in the blogosphere here and here have noted the announcement of the American Constitution Society’s new affiliated journal, the Harvard Law & Policy Review (HL&PR).  What I find most intriguing about this project is that it begins with the unveiling of HL&PR Online, which becomes yet another high-profile on-line companion to another high-profile law journal.  Others in the booming genre (in order of appearance?) are:

• Yale Law Jounal‘s Pocket Part
• Harvard Law Review‘s Forum
• First Impressions (Michigan Law Review)
• PENNumbra (University of Pennsylvania Law Review)

CORRECTION:  I received this “urgent correction” from friends in New Haven (which is now reflected in this list above):

I must request that you amend your recent [initial] post, which suggests that Harvard’s Forum predates our beloved Pocket Part.  Harvard’s first posting is herepost

They may have beaten us to the punch in 1887, but we can’t allow them to steal pride of place in 2005.