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Most Recent Additions*

Biosimilar Bias: A Barrier to Addressing American Drug Costs
Cynthia M. Ho

The Demise of the Bivens Remedy is Rendering Enforcement of Federal Constitutional Rights Inequitable But Congress Can Fix It
Henry Rose

Germany Takes Action on Corporate Due Diligence in Supply Chains: What the United States Can Learn From International Supply Chain Regulations
Kellie R. Tomin

Israel's Nation-State Law and the Resulting Violations of the Convention on the Rights of the Child
Darlene M. Burker

The Temporality of Law in Traditional China and Its Contemporary Implications
Tao Wang

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Afghanistan on a Global Stage: The End of Armed Conflict and Congress’s Constitutional Powers
Emmie Phillips

The Illinois Cannabis Social-Equity Program: Toward a Socially Just Peace in the War on Drugs?
andre douglas pond cummings and Steven A. Ramirez

Justice Delayed: The Complex System of Delays in Criminal Court
Kat Albrecht, Maria Hawilo, Meredith Martin Rountree, and Thomas Geraghty

Illinois Courts Struggle with Implicit Bias and Justice Stevens’s Legacy: Why Illinois Should Revisit His Dissenting Opinion in Purkett v. Elem
Ted A. Donner

Bargain Basement Progressivity? Constitutional Flat Taxes, Demogrants, and Progressive Income Taxation
Samuel D. Brunson

Introduction to Issue 4

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American Kaleidoscope: An Intersectional Approach to the Cultural Defense
Lillian Mobley

Amtrak: The Failure of Passenger Preference and Politics of Nonenforcement
David J. Konarske

Torture, Ethics, Accountability?
David R. Katner

Masking Free Speech: The First Amendment Implications of Masks, Clothing, and Public Health
Roy S. Gutterman

Introduction to Issue 3

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Loyola University Chicago Law Journal

AI's Legitimate Interest: Towards a Public Benefit Privacy Model
Charlotte A. Tschider

*Updated as of 01/28/23.