Most Recent Additions*
Tax Exceptionalism After Loper Bright
Conor Clarke and Noah Hertz Marks
Unlocked and Unloaded: How State v. Cable Made North Carolina's Safe Storage Law Unenforceable
Annabelle Rice
"Our Federalism" Reexamined: Federal Jurisdiction Through the Lens of American Political History
Martin H. Redish and Samuel Pritchard
"Property of the People" So Long as They Can Sue: How North Carolina's Public Records Law Fails to Account for Ignored Requests
Emily Christine Gajda
Qui Tam Relators as Article IV Officials
Chad Squitieri
Nonunanimous Acquittals
Peter Povilonis
State Medical Licenses Without Borders
Meighan Parker
Government Religious Speech and the Establishment Clause
Mark Storslee and Michael Helfand
Who's Afraid of Copyright and AI?
Deborah R. Gerhardt
The Trademark Bargain: Registration as Disclosure
Dustin Marlan
More Than Just an "Atypical" Hardship: How Courts are Missing the Mark on Solitary Confinement
Kyra Goins
Protecting Abortion by Protecting Speech: Revisiting North Carolina's Mandatory Ultrasound Law After Dobbs and NIFLA
Kathryn S. Rowe
White Predominance is the Point
Kimberly West-Faulcon
School Resource Officers: Why and How We Should Demand Change
Jillian La Serna
A Response to Executive Order 14321
Latonya L. Agard
*Updated as of 10/01/26.