Part I – English Section
| Elisha Ancselovits, The Prosbul – A Legal Fiction? | 3 |
| Hanina Ben-Menahem, Shame Punishment in Jewish Legal Culture: Some Preliminary Observations | 17 |
| Dov I. Frimer, Refusal to Give a get: Tort Damages and the Recalcitrant Spouse in Contemporary Jewish Law | 39 |
| Bernard S. Jackson, Ruth's Conversion: Then and Now | 53 |
| Alfredo Mordechai Rabello, The End of Life in Jewish Law | 63 |
| Nahum Rakover, Man as a Synthesis of Body and Spirit: A Jewish Perspective | 83 |
| Chaim N. Saiman, Framing Jewish Law for the contemporary Law School | 89 |
| Daniel B. Sinclair, Normative Transparency in Jewish Law: Maimonides, R. Moses Sofer and R. Abraham Isaac Kook | 119 |
| Ronnie Warburg, The Tort of Negligent Misrepresentation in Investment Planning: A Comparative Analysis | 141 |
| Shai Wozner, On Conduct Rules and Decision Rules in Jewish Law | 165 |
Part II – Hebrew Section
| Berachyahu Lifshitz, Promises in Talmudic Law and Persian Law | 183 |
| Yuval Sinai, Maimonides on the "Two Witnesses" Requirement | 207 |
| Elimelech Westreich, The Official Rabbinical Court of Jerusalem (1841-1921), its Composition and Status | 235 |
| Style Sheet | 263 |