Submissions from 2019
Chief Justice Marshall in Raleigh: The Untold Story, J. Rich Leonard
Submissions from 2018
From Guantanamo to Syria: The Extraterritorial Constitution in the Age of "Extreme Vetting", Shawn E. Fields
Is It Bad Law To Believe A Politician? Campaign Speech and Discriminatory Intent, Shawn E. Fields
Stop and Frisk in a Concealed Carry World, Shawn E. Fields
Terry, Handguns, and the Hand Formula: Some Preliminary Thoughts, Shawn E. Fields
Intellectual Property Channeling for Digital Works, Lucas S. Osborn
Adopted Statements in the Digital Age: Hearsay Responses to Social Media "Likes", Daniel R. Tilly
Submissions from 2017
The Color of Fear: A Cognitive-Rhetorical Analysis of How Florida’s Subjective Fear Standard in Stand Your Ground Cases Ratifies Racism, Elizabeth Berenguer
The U.S. Constitution, the U.S. Department of Justice, and State Efforts to Legalize Marijuana, Zachary C. Bolitho
A Plea to North Carolina: Bring Fairness to the Assessment of Civil Battery Liability for Defendants with Cognitive Disabilities, Johnny C. Chriscoe
Murder for Life Insurance Money: Protecting the Children, Johnny C. Chriscoe
Debunking the Stranger-in-the-Bushes Myth: The Case for Sexual Assault Protection Orders, Shawn E. Fields
The Unreviewable Executive? National Security and the Limits of Plenary Power, Shawn E. Fields
Public Pension Reform and the Takings Clause, Michael B. Kent Jr.
Jurisprudence and Structural Realism, Kevin Lee
A Preface to the Philosophy of Legal Information, Kevin P. Lee
Reevaluating Intellectual Property Law in a 3D Printing Era., Lucas S. Osborn
The Limits of Creativity in Copyright: Digital Manufacturing Files and Lockout Codes, Lucas S. Osborn
Trademark Boundaries and 3D Printing, Lucas S. Osborn
Trademarks and Digital Goods, Lucas S. Osborn and Mark P. McKenna
Nine to Eleven: Accounting for Common Interest Communities in Bankruptcy, C. Scott Pryor
The Law Is What It Is, But Is It Equitable: The Law of Encroachments Where the Innocent, Negligent, and Willful Are Treated the Same, Olivia L. Weeks
Submissions from 2016
Specifically Authorized by Binding Precedent Does Not Mean Suggested by Persuasive Precedent: Applying the Good Faith Exception after Davis v. United States, Zachary C. Bolitho
Viewing the Supreme Court's Exactions Cases Through the Prism of Anti-Evasion, Michael B. Kent Jr.
Special-Education Litigation: An Empirical Analysis of North Carolina's First Tier, Lisa Lukasik
Submissions from 2015
Re-examining Reasonableness: Negligence Liability in Adult Defendants with Cognitive Disabilities, Johnny Criscoe and Lisa Lukasik
Judicial Doctrine as Risk Regulation, Michael B. Kent Jr. and Brannon P. Denning
Restructure and Reform: Products-Liability Law in North Carolina, J. Stanley McQuade and Olivia L. Weeks
Digital Patent Infringement in an Era of 3D Printing, Lucas S. Osborn and Timothy R. Holbrook
A Case for Weakening Patent Rights, Lucas S. Osborn, Joshua M. Pearce, and Amberlee Haselhuhn
Making Space For Good Things To Happen: A Restorative Approach To The School To Prison Pipeline, Jon Powell
Who Pays the Price: The Necessity of Taxpayer Participation in Chapter 9, C. Scott Pryor
Who Bears the Burden? The Place for Participation of Municipal Residents in Chapter 9, C. Scott Pryor
North Carolina's Reincarnated Joint Tenancy: Oh Intent, Where Art Thou, Daniel R. Tilly and Patrick K. Hetrick
Submissions from 2014
The "Old" Black Corporate Bar: Durham's Wall Street, 1898-1971, Amos N. Jones
Weakening the “Ripeness Trap” for Federal Takings Claims: Sansotta v. Town of Nags Head and Town of Nags Head v. Toloczko, Michael B. Kent Jr.
Anti-Anti-Evasion in Constitutional Law, Michael B. Kent Jr. and Brannon P. Denning
A Call for Change: A Contextual-Configurative Analysis of Florida’s “Stand Your Ground” Laws, Elizabeth Megale
Of PhDs, Pirates and the Public: Three-Dimensional Printing Technology and the Arts, Lucas S. Osborn
Regulating Three-Dimensional Printing: The Converging Worlds of Bits and Atoms, Lucas S. Osborn
Ripple Effects in the Law: The Broadening Meaning of an "Offer to Sell" in Patent Law, Lucas S. Osborn
Municipal Bankruptcy: When Doing Less is Best, C. Scott Pryor
Refining Per Se Unfair Trade Practices, Matthew W. Sawchak
Evidence of Lies and Rules of Evidence: The Admissibility of fMRI-Based Expert Opinion of Witness Truthfulness, William A. Woodruff
Submissions from 2013
The Corrective Use of Lawsuit Data in Policing: Reconstructing the Vocabulary of Racial Profiling, Amos N. Jones
Simplifying the Standard of Review in North Carolina Administrative Appeals, Sarah H. Ludington
Disaster Unaverted: Reconciling the Desire for a Safe and Secure State with the Grim Realities of Stand Your Ground, Elizabeth B. Megale
Gideon’s Legacy: Taking Pedagogical Inspiration from the Briefs that Made History, Elizabeth Berenguer Megale
The Leaky Common Law: An "Offer to Sell" as a Policy Tool in Patent Law and Beyond, Lucas S. Osborn
Third Time's the Charm: The Coming Impact of the Restatement (Third) Restitution and Unjust Enrichment in Bankruptcy, C. Scott Pryor
The Sky Didn’t Fall: The Meaning and Legal Effects of the North Carolina Marriage Amendment, E. Gregory Wallace
Submissions from 2012
Breaking Up is Hard To Do: North Carolina Refuses to End its Relationship with Heart Balm Torts, Jean M. Cary and Sharon Scudder
Anti-Evasion Doctrines in Constitutional Law, Michael B. Kent Jr. and Brannon P. Denning
Aiming at the Wrong Target: The "Audience Targeting" Test for Personal Jurisdiction in Internet Defamation Cases, Sarah H. Ludington
Deconstructing a Decade of Charter School Funding Litigation: An Argument for Reform, Lisa Lukasik
Defining Unfairness in "Unfair Trade Practices", Matthew W. Sawchak and Kip D. Nelson
Submissions from 2011
Defending Profiling While Combating Racism: A Companion to Ogletree’s 'Presumption of Guilt', Amos N. Jones
More Questions Than Answers: Situating Judicial Takings Within Existing Regulatory Takings Doctrine, Michael B. Kent Jr.
The World of Deadwood: Property Rights and the Search for Human Identity, Michael B. Kent Jr.
The Dogs That Did Not Bark: The Silence of the Legal Academy during World War II, Sarah H. Ludington
The Invisible Man: How the Sex Offender Registry Results in Social Death, Elizabeth Megale
From Innocent Boys to Dirty Old Men: Why the Sex Offender Registry Fails, Elizabeth B. Megale
Instrumentalism at the Federal Circuit, Lucas S. Osborn
Looking for Bedrock: Accounting for Human Rights in Classical Liberalism, Modern Secularism, and the Christian Tradition, C. Scott Pryor
Submissions from 2010
Theoretical Tension and Doctrinal Discord: Analyzing Development Impact Fees as Takings, Michael B. Kent Jr.
Applied Legal History: Demystifying the Doctrine of Odious Debts, Sarah Ludington, Mitu Gulati, and Alfred L. Brophy
Deadly Combinations: How Self-Defense Laws Pairing Immunity with a Presumption of Fear Allow Criminals to Get Away with Murder, Elizabeth B. Megale
Clear Rules Still Produce Fuzzy Results: Impossibility in Indian Contract Law, C. Scott Pryor
Syllogisms, Enthymemes, and Fallacies: Mastering Secured Transactions Through Deductive Reasoning, Timothy R. Zinnecker
Submissions from 2009
Confessions of a Dean: Barriers and Breakthroughs to Communication, Melissa A. Essary
From “Preferred Position” to “Poor Relation:” History, Wilkie v. Robbins, and the Status of Property Rights Under the Takings Clause, Michael B. Kent Jr.
Pavesich, Property and Privacy: The Common Origins of Property Rights and Privacy Rights, Michael B. Kent Jr.
Public Utilities, Eminent Domain, and Local Land Use Regulations: Has Texas Found the Proper Balance?, Michael B. Kent Jr.
Lawyers, Loyalty, and the Question of Citizenship: Perspectives from the Classroom and from Catholic Social Thought, Kevin P. Lee and Bruce Frohnen
Principled Pluralism and Contract Remedies, C. Scott Pryor
Justifying Religious Freedom: The Western Tradition, E. Gregory Wallace
Socrates, Syllogisms, and Sadistic Transactions: Challenges to Mastering U.C.C. Article 9 Through Deductive Reasoning, Timothy R. Zinnecker
Submissions from 2008
Drafting Common Interest Community Documents: Minimalism in an Era of Micromanagement, Patrick K. Hetrick
The Quest to Achieve True “Top Quartile” Status: Creating and Sustaining an Affirming Law School Community, Patrick K. Hetrick
Construing the Canon: An Exegesis of Regulatory Takings Jurisprudence After Lingle v. Chevron, Michael B. Kent Jr.
A Convenient Untruth: Fact and Fantasy in the Doctrine of Odious Debts, Sarah Ludington and Mitu Gulati
Tax Strategy Patents: Why the Tax Community Should not Exclude the Patent System, Lucas Osborn
The Missing Piece of the Puzzle: Perspectives on the Wage Priority in Bankruptcy, C. Scott Pryor
The Bologna Process and German Legal Education: Developing Professional Competence through Clinical Experiences, William A. Woodruff and Andreas Bucker
Submissions from 2007
Egypt’s Competitive Liberalization in Services: Bilateral, Regional, and Multilateral, Amos N. Jones and Mohamed R. Hassanien
A Primer on Electronic Contracting and Transactions in North Carolina, Richard A. Lord
Submissions from 2006
When Fantasy Meets the Courtroom: An Examination of the Intellectual Property Issues Surrounding the Burgeoning Fantasy Sports Industry, Zachary C. Bolitho
Austin's Intentions: A Critical Reconstruction of His Concept of Legal Science, Richard T. Bowser and J. Stanley McQuade
Rambo Depositions Revisited: Controlling Attorney-Client Consultations During Depositions, Jean M. Cary
Constitutional Comparativism and the Eighth Amendment (student note), Shawn E. Fields
Forming a Tie that Binds: Development Agreements in Georgia and the Need for Legislative Clarity, Michael B. Kent Jr.
The At-Will Relationship in the 21st Century: A Consideration of Consideration, Richard A. Lord
Reining in the Data Traders: A Tort for the Misuse of Personal Information, Sarah Ludington
God's Bridle: John Calvin's Application of Natural Law, C. Scott Pryor
Submissions from 2005
Wise v. Harrington Grove Community Association, Inc.: A Pickwickian Critique, Patrick K. Hetrick
The Ghost of Wards Cove: The Supreme Court, the Bush Administration, and the Ideology Undermining Title VII, Amos N. Jones and D. Alexander Ewing