Loyola Journal of Public Interest Law

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• A TIME FOR JUST RECKONING? TEMPORALITY, LAW, AND TRANSITIONAL JUSTICE IN CHANGING SOCIETIES.
• SAVE OUR COMMUNITY STAGES: HOW PROVIDING FEDERAL RELIEF TO COMMUNTIY THEATRES DURING COVID-19 CAN BENEFIT ALL NONPROFITS.
• COVID EVICTIONS: THE LEGALITY OF NATIONAL EVICTION MORATORIUMS.
• DATA, DEFERENCE, AND NON-DISCLOSURE: SHEDDING LIGHT ON LOUISIANA'S DEATHS BEHIND BARS FROM 2015-2019.
• FOOD FOR THOUGHT: EXPANDING THE PANDEMIC-EBT PROGRAM TO PROVIDE EMERGENCY FOOD ASSISTANCE FOR ALL.
• THE CASE FOR KATZ: THE IMPORTANCE OF THE CONTINUED APPLICATION AND REFORM OF THE KATZ TEST IN THE 21 (ST) CENTURY.
• FLOOD VICTIMS ARE AT THE MERCY OF THE ELEMENTS AND OF THEIR INSURERS: THE CASE FOR AN IMPROVED NATIONAL FLOOD INSURANCE PROGRAM.
• LOUISIANA SLAPPS BACK: AN ANALYSIS OF LOUISIANA'S ANTI-SLAPP LAW, ITS AMBIGUITY, AND HOW THE STATE SHOULD REMEDY IT.
• AN EXAMINATION OF ANTI PRICE GOUGING LAWS AND SHORTAGES DURING COVID-19.
• BOSTOCK V. CLAYTON COUNTY AND THE FOLLY OF TEXTUALISM: A UTAH CASE STUDY.

Featured documents

• A TIME FOR JUST RECKONING? TEMPORALITY, LAW, AND TRANSITIONAL JUSTICE IN CHANGING SOCIETIES.
• BOSTOCK V. CLAYTON COUNTY AND THE FOLLY OF TEXTUALISM: A UTAH CASE STUDY.
• SPECIAL EDUCATION, OVERREPRESENTATION, AND END-RUNNING EDUCATION FEDERALISM: THEORIZING TOWARDS A FEDERALLY PROTECTED RIGHT TO EDUCATION FOR BLACK STUDENTS.
• Coming to PEACE with Police Interrogations: Abandoning the Reid Technique and Adopting the PEACE Method.
• LOUISIANA ANGOLA PENITENTIARY: PAST TIME TO CLOSE.
• ALICE IN WONDERLAND: ARE PATENT TROLLS MORTALLY WOUNDED BY SECTION 101 UNCERTAINTY?
• BELIEVING WITHOUT SEEING: THE PROBLEM OF EYEWITNESS MISIDENTIFICATION.
• BLACK IN THE SOUTH: POLICY IMPLICATIONS OF RACIAL DISPARITY FOR THE WORKING POOR.
• CITIZEN-INITIATED REFERENDA IN AUSTRALIA: LESSONS FROM NORFOLK ISLAND.
• COVID EVICTIONS: THE LEGALITY OF NATIONAL EVICTION MORATORIUMS.