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 101, Number 4 (2023)
Front Matter
Articles
Revenue, Race, and the Potential Unintended Consequences of Traffic Enforcement Reform
Beth A. Colgan
Abolishing Juvenile Interrogation
Samantha Buckingham
Adversarial Election Administration
Rebecca Green
Tragedy of the Digital Commons
Chinmayi Sharma
Recent Developments
Volume 101
- Editor in Chief
- Katie M. DeAngelis
- Executive Articles Editor
- Hashim Esmail Mohamed Elwazir
- Executive Comments Editor
- Mary Olivia Clark
- Executive Forum Editor
- Dylan R. Blackburn
- Managing Editor
- Aurora L. Jaques
- Publication Editor
- David Kenji Katahira
- Articles Editors
- Joshua Philip Elmets
- Ian Robert Maddox
- Marshall K. Newman
- Jessica L. Phipps
- Sonam Kamlesh Shah
- Daniel Sifredo
- Caroline H. Spence
- Michael S. Wilson
- Mary Stewart Wilson
- Membership & Inclusion Editor
- Reaghan R. Wooster
- Symposium Editors
- Elisabeth L. Baldwin
- Ralph William Meekins, Jr.
- Forum Editors
- Kate Elizabeth Giduz
- Tyler J. Ventura
- Contributing Editors
- Matthew J. DeWhite
- Aaron T. Harding
- Noelle Wilson
- Comments Editors
- Steven M. Constantin
- Leah L. Ehler
- Aaron Stephen Finkel
- James B. Huey
- Keegan H. Pace
- Elizabeth Grey Poole
- Kasey Amalia West
- Leighton Whitehead