Journal of the National Association of Administrative Law Judiciary Announces 2022-2023 Editorial Board

The Journal for the National Association of Administrative Law Judiciary is pleased to announce the 2022-2023 editorial board:

Editor-in-Chief

Deepika Chandrashekar

Managing Editor

Kelly Mahoney

Note and Comment Editors

Sabrina Pickett

Ashley Lee

Literary Citation Editors

Chloe Wigul

Amelia Tidwell

Allison Berquist

In addition, the following articles have been selected for publication:

The Current State of Student-Athlete NIL Rights; How Congress Should Respond to the Rapidly Changing Landscape of Inter-Collegiate Sports

By Kyle Aronson

Disqualifying Conduct: How Failure to Regulate the United States Olympic Committee Enables Athlete Abuse

By Allison Berquist

Navigating the COVID-19 Eviction Crisis: Judicial Deference in Times of Emergency

By Deepika Chandrashekar

Marsy's Law- Florida’s Victim Classification Protections is Too Broad and Wrongly Utilized by Florida Law Enforcement Agencies

By Ashley Lee

Cryptocurrency: Regulate or Facilitate?

By Kelly Mahoney

The Threat of Gerrymandering and Voter Suppression to American Democracy and Why Grassroots Activism is the Most Viable Solution

By Sabrina Pickett

The Heart of the Matter: ICWA and the Future of Native American Child Welfare

By Amelia Tidwell

Mother of Exiles: Migrant Children & Comprehensive Immigration Reform

By Ana M. Rodriguez

The Immigration Court System: Unconstitutionally at the Hands of the Executive Branch to Further Nativism

By Chloe Wigul