Most Recent Additions*
The Amazon Argument: An Examination of South Dakota v. Wayfair and a Discussion of its Implications
Jessica Inscore
Barring Access to the Truth: North Carolina's Limiting Approach to Police Body-Camera Footage
Taylor Emory
The United States' National Debt and the Necessity to Prepare for its Default
Donald D.A. Schaefer
North Carolina and the Genius of the Common Law
John V. Orth
The Future of Administrative Deference
Andrew Hessick
The Hearsay and Confrontation Clause Problems Caused by Admitting What a Non-Testifying Interpreter Said the Criminal Defendant Said
Zachary C. Bolitho
Guns, Knives, and Swords: Policing a Heavily Armed Arizona
Shawn E. Fields
Weaponized Racial Fear
Shawn E. Fields
In Lieu of Moral Rights for IP-Wronged Music Vocalists: Personhood Theory, Moral Rights, and the WPPT Revisited
Tuneen E. Chisolm
Whose Song Is That? Searching for Equity and Inspiration for Music Vocalists Under the Copyright Act
Tuneen E. Chisolm
The Shadow in the Comments Section: Revealing Anonymous Online Users in the Social Media Age
Taylor McCallman
N.C. Gen. Stat. § 48-3-601 and N.C. Gen. Stat. § 7B-1111: A Putative Father's Right to Be a Father
Baylee J. Hapeman
Have Your Cake and Eat It Too: Cognitive Neurology and Negligence Law in North Carolina
Derek J. Dittmar
The Venerable Judge: Henry Potter
B. Seth Lumpkins
Chief Justice Marshall in Raleigh: The Untold Story
J. Rich Leonard
*Updated as of 02/21/20.