SANTA CLARA LAW REVIEW
Meet the Volume 67 Team
Isabella Grace Herriott is a third-year law student and serves as the Editor-in-Chief of Santa Clara Law Review, Volume 67. She attended Penn State University and graduated in 2024 with a B.S. in criminology. During law school, she has interned with the Supreme Court of California Capital Central Staff, where she assisted in resolving death penalty appeals, and the County of Monterey Public Defender's Office, working in the misdemeanor arraignment department. She is also a clinical student with the Northern California Innocence Project. She aspires to be a public defender upon graduating from Santa Clara Law in May of 2027. Outside of law school, she loves to spend time with her husband Robert and their dog Piglet, and collects rare and carnivorous houseplants.
Isabella Grace Herriott
Editor-in-Chief
Ryan Flanagan
Senior Managing Editor
Ryan Flanagan is a 3L at Santa Clara University School of Law and currently serves as Senior Managing Editor of Santa Clara Law Review, Vol. 67. As a proud Emery Merit Scholarship recipient, Ryan has received eight Witkin Awards and four CALI Awards throughout her first two years at Santa Clara. Prior to law school, she earned a B.A. in Philosophy from UC Santa Cruz and spent several years working in the specialty coffee industry. Upon graduation, Ryan will be joining Wilmer Cutler Pickering Hale and Dorr as a litigation associate. In her personal life, Ryan enjoys solving crossword puzzles and spending time with her family.
Simran Sihra is a current 3L at Santa Clara Law. Simran serves as SCLR Volume 67's Senior Technical Editor. Simran joined SCLR as a fall-2L write on and has enjoyed developing her writing and research skills through SCLR. Outside of Charney Hall, Simran enjoys spending time with family and friends and practicing yoga.
Simran Sihra
Senior Technical Editor
Brittany Prock
Brittany Prock is a third-year J.D. candidate at Santa Clara University School of Law and serves as the Senior Research Editor for Volume 67 of the Santa Clara Law Review. She earned both her Bachelor of Science and Master of Business Administration from San José State University before pursuing her legal education. Brittany’s legal interests include labor and employment law and civil litigation, and she intends to practice in these areas post-bar. Her legal experience includes work in civil litigation, criminal defense, and in-house legal. In addition to her work with the Law Review, Brittany holds leadership positions with the Student Bar Association and the Labor & Employment Law Society.
Senior Research Editor
Amali Cole is a third-year law student and the Managing Editor of the Santa Clara Law Review. She earned her B.A. in Philosophy, Politics, and Law from the University of Southern California. While an undergraduate, she tutored elementary and middle school students in Los Angeles. Her legal interests focus on corporate and constitutional law. Amali spent the last two summers as a summer associate in the corporate practice at Kirkland & Ellis. Apart from law school, she enjoys traveling and spending time outdoors.
Amali Cole
Managing Editor
Gerardo Hernandez
Gerardo Hernandez is a 3L and serves as the Senior Notes Editor for the Santa Clara Law Review. He was born and raised in San Jose. He attended CSU Dominguez Hills, majored in political science, and played for the Men's Soccer Team. His legal interests include plaintiff's side work such as personal injury or employment. He is also interested in the field of immigration. During his 1L summer, he interned for the Honorable Judge Pennypacker at the Santa Clara Superior Court. During his 2L summer, he worked as a summer associate for Walkup Melodia, a personal injury firm in San Francisco. Gerardo also serves as a Critical Lawyering Skills Mentor. His interests include sports, hiking, music, food, and cookies.
Senior Notes Editor
Welcome to Santa Clara Law Review! Roksana is a third-year law student at Santa Clara University School of Law and serves as the Senior Articles Editor. Roksana is excited to engage with a wide range of legal scholarship and collaborate with authors throughout the publication process. She looks forward to reading your work! During law school, she has gained experience through judicial clerkships with the California Supreme Court and the California Court of Appeal, as well as an internship with the Santa Clara County District Attorney’s Office. Outside of law school, she enjoys volunteering as a troop leader for Polish Girl Scouts and traveling.
Roksana Gorgolewski
Senior Articles Editor
Heshan Cui
Heshan Cui is a 3L at Santa Clara Law and the Senior Symposium Editor for Volume 67 of the Santa Clara Law Review. She has extensive experience supporting survivors of domestic violence and human trafficking, and her legal experience includes public-sector litigation and employment law. Her academic interests center on feminist jurisprudence, substantive equality, and the ways ostensibly neutral legal frameworks can perpetuate systemic inequality. As Senior Symposium Editor, Heshan looks forward to convening thoughtful conversations around these issues at the Law Review’s upcoming symposium.
Outside of law school, Heshan enjoys golfing with her scramble team, “NEVER LOST” (they have high standards for themselves), exploring U.S. National Parks, and being managed at home by her very large and very active cat, Wolverine Cui.
Senior Symposium Editor
Yeseo Chung is a third-year law student and Senior Communications Editor of the Santa Clara Law Review. She earned her undergraduate degree from UC Berkeley, where she studied media studies and journalism. Before law school, she followed her passion for advocating for underserved communities by taking a position as the Disaster Legal Services Coordinator at Legal Access Alameda, a nonprofit legal aid organization. As a Tech Edge J.D. candidate, she is interested in the intersection of law and technology, with a particular interest in privacy law. Outside of school, Yeseo enjoys cycling, singing, and spending time with her dog, Leo.
Yeseo Chung
Senior Communications Editor
