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Most Recent Additions*

Biographical Sketches and Bibliographies of the First African Americans on the North Carolina Bench,
Adrienne DeWitt

"Retribution, Not a Solution": Drug-Induced Homicide in North Carolina
J. Matthew Gorga

The Conceptions of Self-Evidence in the Finnis Reconstruction of Natural Law
Kevin P. Lee

Workers' Compensation and the NC Industrial Commission

Exhausting Administrative Remedies in North Carolina

The Adoption of a Model Code of Conduct for State Administrative Law Judges: Resolution 113

North Carolina Department of Motor Vehicles Administrative Procedures

Administrative Hearing Procedures in North Carolina

Protecting Personal Data: A Survey of Consumer Protections Throughout North Carolina's Identity Theft Protection Act
James H. Ferguson III

American Animus: Where Trump v. Hawaii Leaves the Animus Doctrine Today
Megan L. Mallamas

"If Doubt Arises": How the Department of State's Interpretation of The Immigration and Naturalization Act Invites Discrimination Against the Children of Gay and Lesbian Americans
David B. Joyner

When Speech Is Your Stock in Trade: What Kennedy v. Bremerton School District Reveals about the Future of Employee Speech and Religion Jurisprudence
Dr. Brett Geier and Ann E. Blankenship-Knox

Armed Forces Mobilization Under 10 U.S.C. §12301(d) and Federal Employees: Why OPM Guidance Is Incorrect
Major Jeremy R. Bedford

Sexual Violence and Future Harm: Lessons from Asylum Law
Shawn E. Fields

Private Crimes and Public Forgiveness: Towards a Refined Restorative Justice Amnesty Regime
Shawn E. Fields

Institutionalizing Consent Myths in Grade School
Shawn E. Fields

Second Amendment Sanctuaries
Shawn E. Fields

The Administrative State: Congress's Role in Perpetuating It
Lindsey Martin

The Amazon Argument: An Examination of South Dakota v. Wayfair and a Discussion of its Implications
Jessica Inscore

Just Around the Riverbed: Reconciling Navigability Rules in North Carolina
Cassie A. Holt

*Updated as of 05/30/20.