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North Carolina Law Review

Volume 82, Number 3 (2004)

Front Matter

Table of Contents - Issue 3
North Carolina Law Review

Articles

Secret Compensation
Iman Anabtawi

The Problem of False Confessions in the Post-DNA World
Steven A. Drizin and Richard A. Leo

From Ashes to Fire: Trademark and Copyright in Transition
Gerard N. Magliocca

An Offer They Couldn't Refuse: Rolling Back RICO through a Direct Interpretation of Hobbs Act Extortion
Andrew H. Nelson

Antiquated Notions of Womanhood and the Myth of the Unstoppable Male: Why Post-Penetration Rape Should Be a Crime in North Carolina
Erin G. Palmer

Comments

State Sovereign Immunity and the Protection of Intellectual Property: Do Recent Congressional Attempts to Level the Playing Field Run Afoul of Current Eleventh Amendment Jurisprudence and Other Constitutional Doctrines
Jeffrey W. Childers

Decentralizing Hate: The Use of Tort Litigation in Combating Organized Hate
Desire Edwards

Even in These Days of Notice Pleadings: Factual Pleading Requirements in the Fourth Circuit
Koan Mercer

The States, Balanced Budgets, and Fundamental Shifts in Federalism
Robert Ward Shaw

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