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Most Recent Additions*

Outsourcing Migration: A Comparative Analysis of Border Externalization and the Future of International Refugee Law
Shawn Yousefelahi

The Zaporizhzhia Gambit: Great Power Conflict, Nuclear Hostage-Taking, and the P5's Accountability Crisis
Arete Tsoukalas

Lost, Never Found: Syria's National Commission for the Missing
Sara Jordan

The Right of Access to the Court in the Practice of the European Court of Human Rights and Constitutional Courts in Europe
Filip Novaković

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Loyola University Chicago International Law Review

The Limits of Privacy Protection: Why AI Chatbots Demand COPPA Changes
Jacob Yeskis

Preemption Without Protection: Reconsidering the Airline Deregulation Act in an Era of Federal Retreat
Carmela Frontzak

The FTC's First Action Under the INFORM Consumers Act: A New Era of Enforcement?
Karli Hiltner

Subversion by Design
Daniel Nicastro

Catch 23: Putting Superior Back into the Superiority Prong of Rule 23(B)(3)
Fred B. Burnside

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Loyola Consumer Law Review

Resource List
Public Interest Law Reporter

Selected Words from the Collection: The UN Human Right to Adequate Housing
Public Interest Law Reporter

Letter from the Editor-at-Large
Ally Hayes

Prisons Built on Toxic Sites: Eighth Amendment Protections for Pregnant Incarcerated Persons
Bianca Stockmeier

Disposability and Survival: The Legal and Social Marginalization of Black Transwomen
Rachel Still

No Child Left Behind: Individualized Active Shooter Drill Planning as a Requirement of a Free, Appropriate Public Education
Anna Patton

Ignored by the Legislature, Failed by the Courts: The Uncertain Path Toward Relief for Youth Sex Offenders in Illinois
Lindsay Nicholas

Terrorizing Who? Luigi Mangione's Terrorism Charge and the Threat to Capital
Julia Hopkins

The CBP One App: A Virtual Manifestation of the American Government's Failure to Uphold Its Moral and Legal Obligations to Asylum Seekers
Joseph Choe

*Updated as of 07/27/26.