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Spring 2026
Unprovable Discrimination in AI Hiring Practices

Sam Peterson

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Human Rights Offenses in the Name of Ethnic Unity: The Effects of China’s New Ethnic Unity and Progress Law on Tibetan Citizens

Fern Rutlin

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When Procedure Overrides Equality: Pitchford v. Cain

Tawana Bolbolan

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China's Use of Tianxia Philosophy and International Law For a Chinese-Centric World Order

Miya Martinez

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Victim or Criminal? The Law’s Failure to Recognize Modern Slavery.

Amelia Slaughter

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Conflict Minerals & Consumer Protection: Rethinking Legal Accountability for Apple’s Supply Chains

Peter Arnao

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14th Amendment Equal Protection for Some, Not All: Why Sexuality Should Be Considered A Suspect Classification for the Advancement of LGBTQ+ Rights

Cooper Menne

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The Unwavering Nature of Trumpian Economics, and the Future Implications of these Decisions From a Global Economic Standpoint.

Samuel Zimmerman

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Secrecy and Missing Documents? An Ongoing Investigation Around the Department of Justice’s Competence to Provide Files Regarding the Epstein Crimes

Riya Chaudhari

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Bypassing the Constitution: How Qualified Immunity Enables Repeat Misconduct in Chicago

Natalia Poplawski

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Bomb Bath Before Approval: Presidential War Powers and the 2026 Iran Conflict

Mohammad Atiya

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How Criminal Records Misrepresent Black Women Survivors of Domestic Violence in Employment Background Checks

Yanni Pettis

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Losing Our Lifeline: The Failure of Prior Appropriation and Federal Unilateral Reallocation as Necessary Reform

Brooke Anderson

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Teaching Plato Under Restriction

Enguerran Preteseille

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In the Spring 2026 Issue:

Spring 2026
Unprovable Discrimination in AI Hiring Practices

Sam Peterson

Read more →
Human Rights Offenses in the Name of Ethnic Unity: The Effects of China’s New Ethnic Unity and Progress Law on Tibetan Citizens

Fern Rutlin

Read more →
When Procedure Overrides Equality: Pitchford v. Cain

Tawana Bolbolan

Read more →
China's Use of Tianxia Philosophy and International Law For a Chinese-Centric World Order

Miya Martinez

Read more →
Victim or Criminal? The Law’s Failure to Recognize Modern Slavery.

Amelia Slaughter

Read more →
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The DePaul Undergraduate Law Review is a student-led academic publication founded to give undergraduates an opportunity to interact with legal analysis. Founded in 2026, DeULR publishes undergraduate writing on law, public policy, legal theory, and justice; equipping students with the research, writing, and analytical skills to form the foundation of their legal careers.

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