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Yale Law & Policy Review, Volume 41
Editors-in-Chief Callie Bruzzone Amir Perk
Managing Editors Karissa Kang Jordan Thomas Executive Policy Editors Jamie Piltch Dena Shata	Executive Articles Editors Ali Fraerman Emma Kromm Areeb Siddiqui Executive Inter Alia Editors Carl Lasker Isaiah Ogren	Executive Notes, Comments & Book Review Editors Emma Findlen LeBlanc Philine Qian Executive Diversity, Equity, & Inclusion Editor Danny Haidar Executive Development Editor Sruthi Venkatachalam
Articles Editors Ella Bunnell Aroosa Cheema Henock Dory Adam Flaherty Gabriel Gassmann Tucker Higgins Josh Hochman Jacob Hutt Charlie Jiang Scott Lowder Brandon Nye Terin Patel-Wilson Sage Mason Laila Mía Robbins Tanveer Singh Quynhanh Tran Brianna Yang Arturo Zapata	Notes, Comments & Book Review Editors Rachel Baker Adrianna Duggan Diego Fernandez-Pages Anmol Jain Kirthana Singh Khurana Hunter Mason Domenica Merino Akshat Shekhar Sarah Tseggay Inter Alia Editors Jackson Akselrad Wilberto Sicard Teddy Waldron Isabelle Zaslavsky	Policy Editors Kathryn Bussey Rachel Crowl Ayesha Durrani Valentina Guerrero Evan Lisman Abyssinia Lissanu Daniel Moraff Development Editor Nia Prince Publishing Editors Marlene Arias Jonathan Gibson
Editors Aisha Adekunle* Sahil Agrawal Jessica Angel Connor J. Bell* Donovan Bendana Drew Beussink Griffin Black Jess Boutchie* Connor Brashear* Nathan Brown Amanda Chen* Kevin Chisolm John Crawford* Luke Cuomo* Lucia della Paolera Mijal Epelman Lorena Essak-Hernandez Balen Essak-Hernandez* Dylan Farrell-Bryan Morgan Feldenkris* Jun Luke Foster Alexander Friedman* Fiona Furnari Kai Galindo* Natalie Geismar* Faven Getahun Amber Gibson* Riley Gordon* Belle Grant Meghanlata Gupta* Fred Halbhuber Megan Handau Thomas Wolcott Hanes Remington Hill Jared Hirschfield*	Editors Lexie Holden* Audrey Huynh* Philsan (Philly) Isaak* Kuk James* Eric Jjemba* Alissa Johnson Arianna Khan* Kirthana Singh Khurana* Grace Kier* Eui Young Kim Hojoon Kim Caroline Korndorffer* Jae Kwak Allura Landsberg* Gahong Lee Maggie Lemons Romina Lilollari* Matthew LoCastro Scott Lowder Victoria Maras Isaac Barnes May Callie McQuilkin* Ben Menke* Chloe Miller* Shreya Minama Reddy Lily Moore-Eissenberg Pablo Moraga Deja Morehead* Sarah Myers Derek Nelson Sharon Nunn Trudel Pare Newby Parton Inbar Pe’er* Marí Perales Sanchez	Editors Iesha-LaShay Phillips* Ryan Pollock* Otelo Reggy-Beane Jeremy Rhee Emma Roberts Rachel Ruderman Katherine Salinas Margaret Sannicandro Safia Sayed Ethan Seidenberg* Sarah Shapiro* Elena Sokoloski* Neha Srinivasan* Claire Stobb Claire Sullivan Joe Sullivan-Springhetti Mary Szarkowicz Tim Tai Arjun Talpallikar* Yehosef Thomas Riley Tillitt* Gabriela Torres-Lorenzotti Paige Underwood* Tyler Walls* Grace Watkins Teddy Watler Nathan Williams Jacob Wirz David Wong Henry Wu Taylor Wurts* Kevin Yang* Ding Yuan * Lead Editor

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