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29 Pub. Int. L. Rep. [i] (2023-2024)

handle is hein.journals/pilr29 and id is 1 raw text is: The Public Interest Law Reporter (PILR) is an innovative legal publication that focuses on current issues in public interest law and policy. Founded in 1995, PILR provides students, educators, and practitioners with information about, and thoughtful analysis of, contemporary issues in the area of human rights, economic equity, criminal justice, the environment, and both small and large-scale governance. The publica- tion is produced, managed, and edited by Loyola Law students. Staff writers are selected through a write-on process and collaborate with editors to determine specific areas to research and write about. Feature articles provide more in-depth exploration of some particularly poign- ant or difficult issues. Additionally, selected articles from contributing authors are accepted for publication. This issue combines the hard work of PILR staffspanning the Spring 2023 and Fall 2023 semesters, presented in that order in this issue. Spring 2023 Editor in Chief Kaitlin Spesard Executive Editors Gabbie Risolvato Caroline Jarcho Annie Keller Senior Editors Nneka Ugwu Articles Editors Anna Ahrens Ethan Mora Jasmine Anderson Anna Nornes Casey Callahan Melanie Persangi Melissa Charbonneau Lia Raves Emily Christensen Nida Shah Abby Dompke Jeni Siegel Brittany Haracz Taelor Thornton Steven Henley Nneka Ugwu Jack Koltin Larsen Volk Andrea Mendez Jai Williams StaffWriters Laura Christensen Garcia Natalie Jakubowski Claudia Cornejo Madeline Krolczyk Madison Flores Danya Moodabagil Jasper Gingrich Emily Salamone Contributing Author Andy Froelich Faculty Advisor Professor Henry Rose

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