North Carolina Law Review
About the North Carolina Law Review:
The North Carolina Law Review is a student-operated journal at the University of North Carolina School of Law which publishes scholarship relevant to the interests of judges, attorneys, researchers, and students in North Carolina and nationwide.
You can learn more at the official North Carolina Law Review website.
Current Issue: Volume 103, Number 2 (2025)
Front Matter
Articles
The Military’s Constitutional Role
Brenner M. Fissell
The Migration of Abolition Theory
Matthew Boaz
The Freedom to Extract in Copyright Law
Molly Shaffer Van Houweling
Visitation as Family Regulation
Laura Matthews-Jolly
Comments
Recent Developments
Volume 103
- Editor in Chief
- Samuel Lahne
- Executive Articles Editor
- Juliana Bird
- Executive Comments Editor
- Drew Alexander
- Executive Forum Editor
- Sam W. Scheipers
- Managing Editor
- Megan Mills Rash
- Publication Editor
- Andrew Parco
- Articles Editors
- John J. Choi
- Connor P. Fraley
- Tyler Shane Gipe
- Kaytki Joshi
- Meyke Kang
- Morgan W. Lee
- Lexie Siegel
- Gabrielle Sigmon
- Dylan T. Silver
- Membership & Inclusion Editor
- Jillian Chen Johnson
- Symposium Editors
- Mary Grace Kiernan
- Kathryn Turk
- Forum Editors
- Taylor Coleman
- Jason T. Naulty
- Mia Thillet
- Contributing Editors
- Kolbe McQuaid
- Deven M. Upadhyay
- Comments Editors
- Alia R. Basar
- Fuad Sammy Batteh
- Rebecca Blinzler
- Jacob Bregman
- Noah J. Raftogianis
- Gabrielle Schust
- Nathaniel Swigart
- William White