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30 Pub. Int. L. Rep. [i] (2024)

handle is hein.journals/pilr30 and id is 1 raw text is: The Public Interest Law Reporter (PILR) is an innovative, semi-annual legal publication focused on reporting the most current legal topics directed to students, educators, and practitioners. Founded in 1995, PILR provides students, educators, and practitioners with information about, and thoughtful analysis of, contemporary issues in social justice, human rights, economic equity, criminal justice, the environment, and both small and large-scale governance. PILR is produced, managed, and edited by Loyola University Chicago 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 poignant or difficult issues. Additionally, selected articles from contributing authors are accepted for publication. Fall 2024 Editor-in-Chief Martha Rubin Executive Editor Alex Kirchner Managing Editor Leanna Nichols Outside Articles Editor Rama Izar Editor-at-Large Ally Hayes Articles Editors Mason Arent Will Matushek Casey Callahan Isabel Smith Sarah Carrier Jessica Werner Grace Hague Staff Writers Brynna Collins Rachel Still Contributing Authors Henry Yat-Shing Kwan Amanda Scheichet Dr. Joshua Ozymy Sara Totten Dr. Melissa Jarrell Ozymy Faculty Advisor Professor Henry Rose

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