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The inaugural issue of the Journal of Legal Anthropology is now online! The journal develops ethnographic and theoretical approaches to a wide range of issues that reveal the significance and presence of legal phenomena in everyday life.Access to all back issues (Volume 1) is available on the journal page!Volume 2, Issue 1EditorialBringing into View: Knowledge Fields and Sociolegal PhenomenaNarmala HalsteadArticlesFrom Hope to §3-1: Legal Selves and Imaginaries in the Wake of Substance Treatment Reform in NorwayAleksandra BartoszkoLife at a Tangent to Law: Regulations, 'Mistakes' and Personhood amongst Kigali's MotariWill RollasonCutting the Face: Kinship, State and Social Media Conflict in Networked JordanGeoffrey Fitzgibbon HughesSentimentalising Persons and Things: Creating Normative Arrangements of Bodies through Courtroom TalkJonas BensForumCosmopolitan Politesse: Goodness, Justice, Civil SocietyNigel RapportCommentsReflections on Cosmopolitan Politesse with Perspectives from Papua New GuineaEric HirschJustice, Loyalty and Cosmopolitan Politesse in MauritiusThomas Hylland EriksenBetween the Devil and the Deep Blue Sea: A Response to Nigel Rapport's 'Cosmopolitan Politesse'Marilyn StrathernResponseBeing Inside and Outside Social RelationsNigel RapportReview ArticleLove is Love: The Recent Jason Jones Judgement in Trinidad and TobagoDylan KerriganBook ReviewsMichael Connors Jackman and Adeel Khan