The University of Miami School of Law recently announced the newly elected executive boards of the University of Miami Law Review, Business Law Review, Inter-American Law Review, International and Comparative Law Review, and Race and Social Justice Law Review.
University of Miami Law Review
Editor-in-Chief: Julianne Rudkin
Executive Editors: Taylor Buffa, Emily Grady, and Alex Viola
Senior Articles Editor: Damon Duchenne
Student Notes & Comments Editors: Samuel Hirsch and Dillon Richards
Senior Writing Editor: Amanda Gonzalez
Eleventh Circuit Editor: Olivia Zukowski
Digital Editor: Lauren Schneider
Symposium Editor: Spencer Peek
Managing Editor: Brianna Sanchez
Articles & Comments Editors: Heather Braverman, Eba Hendrickson, Andrew Mascia, Miles Polley, Samara Spiler, and Joel Zemach
Business Law Review
Editor-in-Chief: Roselyn Castillo
Executive Editors: Matthew Mallon and Aisha Jehaludi
Managing Editor: Erika Grossbard
Senior Notes and Comments Editors: Macarena Bazan and Dante Groppo
Articles and Comments Editors: Frances Alaina Rodriguez, Greg Marcus and Ygnacio Garcia-Saladrigas
Senior Articles Editor: Tyler Lowman
Senior Writing Editor: Cristina De Castro
Alumni Editor: David Sosa
Online Media Editor: Amelia White
Symposium and Events Editor: Zakary Benjelloun
Inter-American Law Review
Editor-in-Chief: Monserrat Garcia
Executive Editors: Max Rothman and Anthony Puntasecca
Managing Editor: Lauryn Holliday
Student Writing Editors: Ariana Kravetz and Monica Diaz
Articles & Comments Editors: Lindsey LaCamera, Lia Rosado, Elizabeth Arritola and Blake Hawthorne
Online Publications Editor: Margo Jarjoura
Alumni Advisor Editor: Camila Real
Symposium Editor: Nicole Vahlkamp
International and Comparative Law Review
Editor-in-Chief: Jaelin Figueroa
Executive Editors: Mica Karanovic and Gabriela Ibanez
Managing Editor: Arianna Amato
Senior Notes & Comments Editors: Alyssa Huffman and Nathalie Adams
Articles Editor: Jeff Haham
Events & Symposium Editor: Alex Llanos
Alumni Editor: Michael Borell
Online Editor: Emily Gross
Articles & Comments Editors: John Dennis and Asia Ifill
Race and Social Justice Law Review
Editor-in-Chief: Kennedy Byrd
Staff Managing Editor: Emily Finch
Submissions Editor: Aaron Gluck
Business and Online Managing Editor: Lily Arslanian
Senior Articles Editor: Maddie Wessell
Chief Notes and Comments Editor: Jacob Bruner
Writing Competition Editor: Krystell Fienco
Symposium Chair: Mandy Martin
Articles & Comments Editors: Kristina Bergman, Justin Alexander, Emma Page, and Vincent Fan
Additionally, the five law reviews selected the following students for publication.
University of Miami Law Review
Damon Duchenne, “The Legal Acrobatics of Dealing with International Arbitral Awards Rendered in the United States.” Advisor: Paula Arias
Emily Grady, winner of the University of Miami Law Review’s Volume 78 Soia Mentschikoff Award for Excellence in Scholarly Writing, “Florida’s Privacy Paradox.” Advisor: Shara Kobetz Pelz
Eba Hendrickson, “The ‘Amateur’ Division I Athlete May Be a Thing of the Past, so Now What?: Addressing the Action Needed to Preserve Amateurism in College Sports.” Advisor: Michael Kelly
Dillon Richards, “The Three Elements of 303 Creative and How They Limit the Decision’s Impact.” Advisor: Caroline Mala Corbin
Ethan Schwab, “How Safe is Safe Enough? Analyzing the Incentive Structure of the Products Liability Scheme on Commercial Aviation Manufacturers.” Advisor: Rebecca Ocariz
Julia Steiner, “Beware of the Dangers of the State-Created Danger Doctrine: A Look at the Ninth Circuit’s Approach.” Advisor: Cheryl Zuckerman
Business Law Review
Macarena Bazan, “Navigating Turbulent Skies: Class Action Waivers in the Airline Industry and the Quest for Passenger Justice.” Advisor: Andrew Dawson
Vaughn Gendron, “A New Frontier: The Music Industry’s Struggle Against Generative AI.” Advisor: Paula Arias
Matthew Mallon, “Embracing the Heat: “Hot Labor Summer” Rekindles NLRB Authority, and the Need for Strategic Enforcement.” Advisor: Andrew Elmore
Greg Marcus, “Wear Your Heart on Your Sleeve, Whether You Like it or Not: How Federal Regulation Can Address Advances in Biometric Technology.” Advisor: Marcia Narine Weldon
Frances Rodriguez, “If You Can’t Beat Hemp, Join Hemp: A Policy Argument for a Federal Regulatory Framework Encompassing Intoxicating Hemp Derivatives and Marijuana and Why Re-scheduling Marijuana Isn’t the Answer.” Advisor: Andres Sawicki
Aisha Jehaludi, “Like Oil and Water: How the Guyana-Venezuela Border Dispute Impacts Foreign Oil Investors.” Advisor: Cheryl Zuckerman
Erika Grossbard, “The AI-Robotic Prescription: Legal Liability When an Autonomous AI Robot is Your Medical Physician.” Advisor: Cheryl Zuckerman
Roselyn Castillo, “The Mic Drop: The Urgent Call for SCOTUS to Settle the Discord on Right of Publicity Preemption and the Split that Never Was.” Advisor: Cheryl Zuckerman
Inter-American Law Review
Théo de Sá-Kaye, Grey Guill Award winner, “Examining the Brazilian Supreme Federal Court’s Expanded Powers in the Bolsonaro Era: A Win for Democracy or a Nod to Autocracy?” Advisor: Christie Anne Darias Daniels
Ariana Kravetz, “Rectifying Historical Wrongs: The Case for the Indigenous’ Inherent Right Child Welfare in Canada.”
Margo Jarjoura, “The Rise and the Eventual Fall of El Salvador’s Mano Dura.” Advisor: Cheryl Zuckerman
Katherine Murray, “America's Footnote: International Intervention Required to Decolonize Guam.” Advisor: Ileana Porras
Nicolas Perez-Battistini, “Between Litigation and Sanctions: Analyzing Economic Pressures on Venezuela and the Battle for Citgo.” Advisor: Christina Frohock
Anthony Puntasecca, “The Akwesasne Black Hole: America’s Hidden Border Crisis.” Advisor: Cheryl Zuckerman
Sean Werkheiser, “Yo no conozco a ninguna Miranda y quiero mi abogado: The Constitutional Inadequacies of Translated “Miranda Cards” in Police Interrogations.” Advisor: Paula Arias
International and Comparative Law Review
Arianna Amato, “Power and Finesse: How The United States’ and Australia’s Women’s National Soccer Teams Score For Equal Pay.” Advisor: Andrew Elmore
Kostika Kosova, “How Eastern Europe Can Protect Their Cultural Heritage via Copyright Protection of Folk Music and How This Compares to Copyright Protection of Music in the United States.” Advisor: Andres Sawicki
Lakshmi Sanmuganathan, “Silent Shores: The ASEAN Human Rights Response to Refugee Protections.” Advisor: Tamar Ezer
Alyssa Huffman, “Strategic Insights from Antarctic MPAs: Navigating the Future Framework for High Seas MPAs under the BBNJ Agreement.” Advisor: Jessica Owley
Gabriela Ibanez, “Exploring Statehood Through the Lens of Palestine and Puerto Rico.” Advisor: Ileana Porras
Amanda Gomez, “The Parts that Don’t Glitter: A Comparative Analysis Between Switzerland and the United States on the Regulations of the Importation of Gold and its Effect on Human Rights in Gold Mining Countries.” Advisor: Elizabeth Iglesias
Race and Social Justice Law Review
Justin Alexander, “’Living Local’ by State Regulation: Land Use Preemption and Florida’s ‘Live Local Act’ as a Pro-Housing Solution.” Advisor: Thomas Nealon
Krystell Fienco, “Hoodwinked by Rucho: The Illusion of Protection for Racial Gerrymandering in Federal Courts.” Advisor: Donald Jones
Manuel Hernandez, “Diminishing the Fourth Amendment in the Name of Law Enforcement: Kansas v. Glover.” Advisor: Donald Jones
Anna Irving, “An Examination of the Standard of Judgment for Court-Ordered Electroshock Therapy.” Advisor: Marc Fajer
Elena LaCorte, “Civil Rights v the First Amendment, and the Erosion of the Belief-Action Dichotomy.” Advisor: Stephen Schnably
Emma Page, “Medicaid Unwinding, Notice Requirements, and Implications for Medicaid in Florida.”
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