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.
Current Issue: Volume 96, Number 6 (2018)
Front Matter
Articles
Far From a "Dead Letter": The Contract Clause and North Carolina Association of Educators v. State
Tommy Tobin
Defining North Carolina's Public Records and Open Meetings Fee-Shifting Provisions in the Larger National Context
Elliot Engstrom
North Carolina's Nonprofit Property Tax Exemption Conundrum
Thomas A. Kelley and Christopher B. McLaughlin
Comments
A Defense of the Defense: An Analysis of the North Carolina Attorney General's Legal Ability to Refuse to Defend State Laws
Wesleigh C. Vick
Recent Developments
Volume 96
- Editor in Chief
- Katherine B. Wheeler
- Executive Articles Editor
- Stephen C. Robin
- Executive Comments Editor
- Anthony P. Ferrara
- Managing Editor
- Lee K. Royster
- Publication Editor
- Matthew R. Gauthier
- Articles Editors
- Dewey F. Bennett
- Christine A. Budasoff
- Katy L. Clements
- Nicole L. Gomez Diaz
- Kristin L. Hendrickson
- Rebecca L. Neubauer
- Christopher W. Welch
- Jeffrey A. White
- North Carolina Issue Editor
- Allison C. Hawkins
- Symposium Editors
- Lauren H. Kosches
- Elizabeth L. Robinson
- Online Content Editor
- James G.B. Wudel
- Contributing Editors
- Matthew R. Evangelisto
- Eric S. Goodheart
- Comments Editors
- Rosemarie A. Aleman
- Rebecca L. Gittelson
- Samantha J. Hovaniec
- DeMarr W. Moulton
- Peyton E. Miller
- Kelly A. Nash
- Lauren P. Russell