Handbook of System Safety and Security, Edited by Edward Griffor

Book reviews are an infrequent feature of this publication, as exigencies of timeliness dictated by publication schedules make identification of review-worthy volumes difficult. Rarer still are reviews of volumes that are more likely to be regarded as reference works or academic texts than as useful volumes on the discussion of topics germane to the charter of this quarterly from the ABA’s Section of Science & Technology Law. It is thus remarkable to me that I both identified a volume of sufficient uniqueness and, having read it, chose to review it. And it is rarer still that my colleagues on the editorial board for this journal concurred in my judgment.