Introduction
The Richmond Public Interest Law Review (PILR) is a publication dedicated to issues of social welfare, public policy, and public interest law. Run by second and third-year students at the University of Richmond School of Law, PILR publishes three issues annually, available both online and in print. Our authors include practitioners, law professors, legislative advocates, public officials, law students, and other insightful individuals working to change the law—and the world—for the better.
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Executive Board
Editor-in-Chief: | Nick Kaye |
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Executive Editor: | Sarah Gokelman |
Managing Editor: | Alberto Wray |
Current Issue: Volume 28, Issue 2 (2024) General Assembly
Prefatory Matter
Letter from the Editor
Nick Kaye
Articles
New Dominion, Old Tricks: A Review of Virginia's 2024 General Assembly Session
Ryan Pokorny and Tucker Weiser
The General Assembly's Consideration of the Data Center Industry's Growth in Virginia
L. Preston Bryant Jr.
Reconsidering Griswold: Amid Post-Dobbs Threats to Reproductive Freedom, Youngkin Vetoes the Virginia Right to Contraception Act
Katie Baker and Christopher Fleming
The General Assembly Must Act to Protect Victims of Sexual Abuse Following the Supreme Court of Virginia's Recent and Significant Circumscription of Vicarious Liability
Mark D. Dix and Robert C.T. Reed