Loyola Journal of Public Interest Law

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from March 2011
Last Number: September 2021

Loyola University New Orleans, School of Law
ISSN 1536-5778




Cantidad de documentos en esta fuente: 47

September 22, 2015

  • PROTECTING THOSE WHO CANNOT PROTECT THEMSELVES: THE EFFICACY OF PRE-DISPUTE ARBITRATION AGREEMENTS IN NURSING HOMES.

  • THE MODERN REFUGEE: CRAFTING A NEW ASYLUM POLICY TO ADDRESS THE REALITIES OF TODAY'S REFUGEE OPPRESSORS.

  • EXPANDING PROTECTION FOR ATTENTION DEFICIT HYPERACTIVITY DISORDER INDIVIDUALS UNDER THE AMERICANS WITH DISABILITIES ACT.

  • ALICE IN WONDERLAND: ARE PATENT TROLLS MORTALLY WOUNDED BY SECTION 101 UNCERTAINTY?

  • RACE-OF-VICTIM DISCREPANCIES IN HOMICIDES AND EXECUTIONS, LOUISIANA 1976-2015.

  • BLACK IN THE SOUTH: POLICY IMPLICATIONS OF RACIAL DISPARITY FOR THE WORKING POOR.

    • March 22, 2016

  • DRUG COURTS: THE CRIMINAL JUSTICE SYSTEM ROLLS THE ROCK.

  • VULNERABILITIES OF LOW-WAGE WORKERS AND SOME THOUGHTS ON IMPROVING WORKPLACE PROTECTIONS: THE EXPERIENCE OF THE WORKPLACE JUSTICE PROJECT.

    • March 22, 2017

  • REVIVE TRUE DEMOCRACY: MINIMIZING THE EFFECTS OF SUPERPACS IN THE ELECTION PROCESS.

  • NONPARENT VISITATION RIGHTS: A NATIONAL ISSUE AS ADDRESSED IN LOUISIANA.

  • ENVIRONMENTAL ROADBLOCK: PRELIMINARY INJUNCTION SECURITY AND THE NEED FOR CHANGE.

  • MODERN PRISON LABOR: A REEMERGENCE OF CONVICT LEASING UNDER THE GUISE OF REHABILITATION AND PRIVATE ENTERPRISES.

    • March 22, 2018

  • 'TO PURIFY THE BALLOT' THE RACIAL HISTORY OF FELON DISENFRANCHISEMENT IN LOUISIANA: Prologue to: VOTE v. Louisiana, 2017-CA-1141 ( La. App. 1 Cir.).

  • THE ROLE OF THE LAWYER AND THE ESSENTIAL SKILLS TO TEACH LAW STUDENTS IN AN ERA OF FAKE NEWS, 'ALTERNATIVE FACTS,' AND GOVERNING BY DISRUPTION.

  • LOUISIANA ANGOLA PENITENTIARY: PAST TIME TO CLOSE.

    • March 22, 2019

  • (DIS)PLACING THE LAW: LESSONS FROM SOUTH AFRICA ON ADVANCING U.S. ASYLUM RIGHTS.

  • SPECIAL EDUCATION, OVERREPRESENTATION, AND END-RUNNING EDUCATION FEDERALISM: THEORIZING TOWARDS A FEDERALLY PROTECTED RIGHT TO EDUCATION FOR BLACK STUDENTS.

  • JUDICIAL POLITICS: THE DEVOLUTION OF THE THIRD BRANCH OF GOVERNMENT.

    • September 22, 2018

  • NICOLA'S LAW: AN UNDERUSED TOOL FOR LOUISIANA.

  • BELIEVING WITHOUT SEEING: THE PROBLEM OF EYEWITNESS MISIDENTIFICATION.

  • RETHINKING NONDISCLOSURE AGREEMENTS IN SEXUAL MISCONDUCT CASES.

  • DO THE ADOPTION SERVICES OF CATHOLIC CHARITIES REALLY OPERATE IN THE BEST INTEREST OF THE CHILDREN NEEDING ADOPTION?

  • ANTI-SANCTUARY CITY LAWS: WHY THEY SHOULD NEVER BE PASSED IN LOUISIANA.

    • September 22, 2019

  • AN ANALYSIS OF THE ECONOMIC COST OF MAINTAINING A CAPITAL PUNISHMENT SYSTEM IN THE PELICAN STATE.

  • LEGAL AND NON-LEGAL RESPONSES TO GENDERED ALCOHOL MARKETING.

  • ENDING THE INCEL REBELLION: THE TRAGIC IMPACTS OF AN ONLINE HATE GROUP.

  • A CRIMINAL LAW REFORM IN LOUISIANA AND ITS PROFOUND IMPACT ON BATTERED WOMEN CHARGED WITH MURDER.

  • CITIZEN-INITIATED REFERENDA IN AUSTRALIA: LESSONS FROM NORFOLK ISLAND.

    • March 22, 2011

  • Reason over hysteria: keynote essay.

  • Unforgiving of those who trespass against U.S.: state laws criminalizing immigration status.

  • Using the pardon power to prevent deportation: legitimate, desirable, or neither in a federal system?

  • Panel on federalism in practice - national and local perspectives on states' use of criminal law to regulate undocumented or unauthorized migration.

    • January 01, 2020

  • BOSTOCK V. CLAYTON COUNTY AND THE FOLLY OF TEXTUALISM: A UTAH CASE STUDY.

  • AN EXAMINATION OF ANTI PRICE GOUGING LAWS AND SHORTAGES DURING COVID-19.

  • SAVING THE FORGOTTEN CROWN JEWEL OF LOUISIANA'S WETLANDS: POLITICAL CHALLENGES TO PRESERVING THE ATCHAFALAYA RIVER BASIN.

  • INTERNSHIPS: THE SOLUTION TO RACIAL AND ETHNIC DISCREPANCY IN THE LEGAL FIELD.

  • Coming to PEACE with Police Interrogations: Abandoning the Reid Technique and Adopting the PEACE Method.

  • THE COLLEGE ADMISSIONS SCANDAL: AN OPPORTUNITY FOR LEGISLATIVE REFORM TO ADVANCE EQUAL OPPORTUNITY IN THE COLLEGE ADMISSIONS PROCESS.

    • September 22, 2017

  • LESS THAN TRANSPARENT: HOW CALIFORNIA'S EFFORT TO SHINE LIGHT ON MODERN SLAVERY MAY ULTIMATELY KEEP CONSUMERS IN THE DARK.

    • March 22, 2021

  • 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.

  • THE CASE FOR KATZ: THE IMPORTANCE OF THE CONTINUED APPLICATION AND REFORM OF THE KATZ TEST IN THE 21 (ST) CENTURY.

    • September 22, 2021

  • COVID EVICTIONS: THE LEGALITY OF NATIONAL EVICTION MORATORIUMS.

  • FOOD FOR THOUGHT: EXPANDING THE PANDEMIC-EBT PROGRAM TO PROVIDE EMERGENCY FOOD ASSISTANCE FOR ALL.

  • SAVE OUR COMMUNITY STAGES: HOW PROVIDING FEDERAL RELIEF TO COMMUNTIY THEATRES DURING COVID-19 CAN BENEFIT ALL NONPROFITS.

  • A TIME FOR JUST RECKONING? TEMPORALITY, LAW, AND TRANSITIONAL JUSTICE IN CHANGING SOCIETIES.

  • DATA, DEFERENCE, AND NON-DISCLOSURE: SHEDDING LIGHT ON LOUISIANA'S DEATHS BEHIND BARS FROM 2015-2019.