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 104, Number 3 (2026)
Front Matter
Articles
Against Privacy Essentialism
Daniel J. Solove
Bankrupt Crypto Organizations
Kara Bruce, Christopher K. Odinet, and Andrea Tosato
Trademasks
Matthew Sipe
Parents at the Schoolhouse Gate
Emily Gold Waldman
Comments
When You're Just Not "Indian" Enough: The Erosion of Tribal Sovereignty in State v. Nobles and the Case for Deference to Tribes on Questions of Indian Status
Daniel G. Sullivan
Recent Developments
POCKET ARBITRATION!
D. McLean Campbell
Volume 104
- Editor in Chief
- Mary Anneliese Childs
- Executive Articles Editor
- Ben Stroud
- Executive Comments Editor
- Robert Fensom
- Executive Forum Editor
- Joy L. Aikens
- Managing Editor
- L. Casey Buttke
- Publication Editor
- Kloee Mae Placke
- Articles Editors
- John D. Bishop
- Duncan McLean Campbell
- Chiara Cominelli
- Sarah Daugherty
- John James Flesch III
- Katherin Sanders Godwin
- Alexandra Ellis Rivenbark
- Adam Webster
- Temple C. Zyka
- Membership & Inclusion Editor
- Alessandra M. Ruano
- Symposium Editors
- Audrey A. Cooke
- Mary H. Kwon
- Forum Editors
- Mary Isabella Amico
- William J. Etringer
- Joel Edwin Gillison
- Contributing Editor
- Karolyn D. Martin
- Comments Editors
- Darien Lalor Aassar
- Jackson N. Guernsey
- Chloe H. Iurillo
- Andy McLauchlin
- Emma Lynn Santizo
- Katrina Rebecca Smith
- Rachel Elizabeth Stuart
- Daniel G. Sullivan
- Payne Walton