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Volume 57, Issue 1

 

Magic Mushrooms as Medicine: What the United States Can Learn from Jamaica’s Unregulated Psilocybin Industry as FDA Approval Nears by Kyle Spohn

November 25, 2025

 

Eyes Everywhere: Unpacking the Digital Surveillance State in Mexico and the Legal Blind Spots by Danielle Mena

November 25, 2025

 

The Times They May Be A–Changin’: A Look into Cuba’s Future for Property Rights and Restitution Through 3 Lenses by Patrick M. Denny

November 25, 2025

 

Constitutional Law on Abortion in Latin America and the Caribbean: A Regional Consensus Towards an International Custom or a Peremptory Norm of Jus Cogens? by Ligia Castaldi

November 25, 2025

 

Beyond Judicial Dialogue: Reference to Domestic Law by the Inter–American Court of Human Rights by Soledad Bertelsen

November 25, 2025

 

IALR NEWS

 

IALR Publishes Volume 55, Issue 1

December 13, 2023

 

IALR Proudly Announces 2022-2023 Annual Student Award Recipients

March 25, 2023

 

IALR Proudly Presents its 2023-2024 Executive Board

March 25, 2023

 

IALR Proudly Announces the Student Notes Selected For Volume 55 Publication

March 25, 2023

 

IALR Presents its 2022-2023 Executive Board and Candidate Class

September 15, 2022

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