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North Carolina Civil Rights Law Review

Volume 5, Issue 1 (2025)

Front Matter

Contents
North Carolina Civil Rights Law Review

Articles

“Gruesome Logic”: The Tucson No More Deaths Prosecutions and Religious Liberty
Kristina M. Campbell

Title IX and Financial Assistance in the NIL Era
Barbara Osborne

Reconstruction Courts and Rights Enforcement: Examining an Enigmatic Jurisprudence
Joseph M. Tracy

Abortion Rights, Fugitives from Slavery, and the Networks That Support Them
Rebecca E. Zeitlow

Comments

Feeding the Fire: The Feedback Loop Created by Mass Incarceration and Climate Change and Why Abolition is the Only Way to a Stable Climate
Mandy Mericle

Recent Developments

The Trumpet That Shall Never Sound Retreat: The Enduring Relevance of Section Three of the Fourteenth Amendment in Preserving the Legacy of Reconstruction Post-Trump v. Anderson
Patrick Bradey

Relevant Evidence Made Irrelevant: State v. Abbit and North Carolina’s Unconstitutional Test for Admissibility of Third-Party Culpability Evidence
Hunter D. Nordberg

Old Gills Breathe New Life: A Recent Fish Protection Case Constitutionalized North Carolina Citizens’ Environmental Rights
Julia Rhine

Editors

Editor in Chief: Patrick A. Bradey
Executive Articles Editor: Sarah J. Dobbs
Managing Editor: Jessica S. DiLustro
Executive Comments Editor: Mandy Mericle
Conference Editors: Marlene L. Donato Kalb; J. Patrick Longest III
Online Editor: Jameson E. Kavel
Content Editors: Mariah C. Harrelson; Cynthia E. McIntyre; Julia R. Rhine