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LSU Law Journal for Social Justice & Policy

The LSU Law Journal for Social Justice & Policy is a student-edited, academic journal based out of the LSU Paul M. Hebert Law Center in Baton Rouge, Louisiana.

Current Volume: Volume 5 (2025) 2025

Front Matter

Table of Contents

Articles

A Proposal for an Enduringly Legitimate Supreme Court
Trace M. Maddox

Race-Neutral Admissions Plans in K-12 Schools and the Next Legal Battle
Suzanne E. Eckes

Codified Chains: The Role of Louisiana’s Civil Code and Supreme Court in Regulating Slavery
Evan M. Gelobter

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Armed and Classless: Non-Dangerous Felons After Bruen
Robert W. Vetter

Injustice for the Independents: The Case for Expanding Louisiana Pregnancy Discrimination Coverage to Include Independent Contractors
Claire E. Monsour

Columbus Day in the Courtroom: Unraveling Louisiana’s Dark Connection in the Ongoing Controversy
Ryan W. McNeil

Operation Lone Star: Texas Fights Preemption with Bold Moves Vying for Control Over Immigration
Christina M. Ryan

Paved with the Best Intentions: How Congress’s Attempt to Protect Minors Leads to Doctrinal and Policy Nightmares
Kassie M. Prater

The Split Scores: An Examination of the Decision to Split High School Athletics in Louisiana
Taylor C. Guice

Sex Education in the United States: The Benefits of Mandatory Inclusion of Consent and Sex Crime Education
Mary C. Langley

The U.K. High Potential Individual (HPI) Visa: Potentials and Drawbacks for Foreign-Born Students
Nicolas P. Garon