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96 U. Colo. L. Rev. [i] (2025)

handle is hein.journals/ucollr96 and id is 1 raw text is: UNIVERSITY OF COLORADO LAW REVIEW VOLUME 96 FOREWORD What lies ahead of you in this Volume is over one-thousand pages of scholarship. This collection comes together through the careful work of many. I would like to take this opportunity to recognize those who brought this Volume to fruition. I would like to thank each of our authors for choosing to publish with Colorado Law Review Volume 96. Each article brings a unique contribution toward our goals for this year: to find authors and articles that highlight new voices and uncommon perspectives; to celebrate each author's personal tone, voice, and style; to bring humanity to academia; to present thought-provoking topics that challenge hegemony; to confront important issues in the Rocky Mountain region; and to address ideas important to our fellow students, such as Indigenous rights, technology, the environment, and social justice. Authors pour months (if not years) into an article and then entrust it to us-students-to shepherd it through publication. And we are honored to do it. We are grateful for their trust, openness, and kindness towards us. We at Colorado Law Review do not take this lightly. We sincerely appreciate each of our sixteen professional authors for working with us this year. The work of a law review is hard. This Volume is no different. At the beginning of this year, our Executive Board presented the 3L Editors with a goal: provide our authors with the most thorough, respectful, and enjoyable experience possible. Our 3L Editors, unsurprisingly, delivered. They spent hours painstakingly reviewing each idea, every sentence, every word, and every mark within this Volume. They did this while representing the University of Colorado Law School as leaders in mock trial, moot court, international moot court, and transactional competitions; representing real clients through practicums and clinics; advocating for democracy by canvassing, phone banking, and working at polling stations; raising families; publishing their own articles in Volume 96; and completing the rigorous work that is law school. I am continually in awe of the people and work of Colorado Law's Class of 2025. They are in a class of their own. Getting to work with my classmates in this way has been one of the greatest joys of my law school experience. Though a small token compared to their effort, I

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