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Most Recent Additions*

Fair Play or Fraud: the Disparity of WADA's Enforcement of International Anti-Doping Laws in Russia and China
Ashleigh Kaosombat

"Not a Victimless Crime": A Comparison of Global Regulatory Frameworks and the Future of the International Community's Response to Artificial Intelligence Crime
Blake Morrow

AGOA in the New Context of the AFFCFTA: The Need for Renewal and Reform
Melissa Zindel

The Effect of Constructive Ambiguity on Differentiation in the Climate Change Regime: Mitigation and Climate Justice
Enam Korkor Antonio

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Loyola University Chicago International Law Review

Discretion, Judgement, and the Supreme Court’s Docket: Litigating Presidential Immunity
Barry Sullivan

Tipping Back the Scales: Reworking the Changed Product Rule to Make Derivative Aircraft Safer
Rachel Wright

The Fallacies Behind the Excise Tax: On “Excessive” Charity Compensation
Elaine Waterhouse Wilson

“Commanding the Price of Labor”: Confronting the Human Cost of Labor Monopsony
Alvaro M. Bedoya and Catherine M. Sanchez

Introduction to Volume 56
Carolyn Grammer

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Loyola University Chicago Law Journal

Two Men Walked in Front of a Storefront: Why the Supreme Court Should Consider Race in Fourth Amendment Decisions
Sara Totten

Coercion, Control, and Criminal Law: Rethinking Accomplice Liability and Duress for Intimate Partner Violence Survivor-Defendants
Rachel Still

Is Sustainable Finance the Solution to Funding the U.N. SDGs? Exploring the Potential of Sustainable Finance Strategies in Achieving Climate Action
Amanda Scheichet

Free Speech Restrictions on College Campuses: When Maintaining the Status Quo Demands Complacency in the Genocide of Oppressed Peoples
Martha Rubin

What a Waste: The Prosecution of Hazardous Substances Crimes During the Trump Administration
Joshua Ozymy, Ph.D. and Melissa Jarrell Ozymy, Ph.D.

Mental Health Education Law: A Statutory Shift of Responsibility to K-12 Students?
Henry Yat-Shing Kwan

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Public Interest Law Reporter

A Seat at the Table: Why Collegiate Athletes Should Seek Fair NIL Regulations Through Their Right to Collectively Bargain and Not Federal Legislation
Alexander J. Wood

AI Art and U.S. Copyright Decisions: What the U.S. Can Do Differently Than China and the E.U. To Efficiently Promote Balance Between AI Innovation and Copyright Regulation
Adam Pycior

*Updated as of 11/13/25.