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How the European Union’s AI Act Provides Insufficient Protection Against Police Discrimination

Lukas Arnold

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JLASC Vol. 27 Masthead

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All of the Benefits, None of the Burdens: The Unique Responsibility to Provide Pro Bono Legal Services and Why it Should be Mandatory in Pennsylvania

Andrew Bookbinder L’24

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What to Wear in the Islamic Republic of Iran: A Debate on Legitimacy, Authority, and Public Morality

Jisha Sarkar

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Prison Abolition, Labor Unions, and the Emergence of Abolitionist Unionism

Paul Sindberg L ’23

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Should Gig Workers’ Legal Victories in Europe Boost Momentum Elsewhere? The Case of Saudi Arabia

Alanoud Alajmi

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Legal Approaches to Alleviating the Effects of Extreme Heat Disparities in Cities

Charlotte Edelstein L’23

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From “Undeserving Criminals” to “Second Chance Students”: Pell Grant Eligibility and Incarcerated Students

Gerard Robinson

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We Should Not Hope for the Imprisonment of a Child

Hannah Stommel L’23

Freedom of the Press: Hong Kong Journalists in Distress

David S. Ma (LLM Stanford) has experience in copyright, trademark, privacy, entertainment law and is interested in human rights and civil rights.

COVID-19 Resources

Gendered Impacts Of The Covid-19 Pandemic Demand A Gendered Recovery

Vastal Raj

Brown and Dangerous

Brown and Dangerous: How the Trump Administration Sees Immigrants

Michael Neal

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