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Most Recent Additions*

A Familiar and Recurring Evil: Why Defendants Should Ask Potential Jurors About Police Brutality
Hannah K. Caison

COVID and CAFOs: How a Federal Livestock Welfare Statute May Prevent the Next Pandemic
Bonnie M. Ballard

Stakeholder Syndrome: Does Stakeholderism Derail Effective Protections for Weaker Constituencies?
Matteo Gatti and Chrystin Ondersma

The End of Affirmative Action
Meera E. Deo

Contents
North Carolina Law Review

Cooperative Clean Energy
Alexandra B. Klass and Gabriel Chan

Modernizing Mortgage Law
Christopher K. Odinet

Just "Dropped": Nike's Latest Trademark Foreshadows the Demise of the Knockoff Sneaker Industry and Limits Consumer Choice
Claudia Perez

A Black-Footed Ferret and U.S. Law: Lessons Learned from the First Successful Clone of a Native U.S. Endangered Species
Lauren Corey

Realizing a New Right: The Right to Repair at the Federal Stage
Jared A. Mark

Stating it Simply: A Comparative Study of the Quantitative Readability of Apex Court Decisions from Australia, Canada, South Africa, the United Kingdom, and the United States
Mike Madden

Smartphone Security for the Mobile Journalist: Should Reporters Give Police the Finger?
Frank D. LoMonte and Philip J. Sliger

Front Matter
North Carolina Journal of Law & Technology

Leadership... From A to Z
Anne Klinefelter

AgChain: Deploying a Public Utility Blockchain to Unveil the Missing Links Between Food Origin and Destination
Jacob D. Farrell

Ephemeral Messaging Applications and the Presidency: How to Keep the President from Blocking the Sunshine
Caroline Madison Pope

Predict and Suspect: The Emergence of Artificial Legal Meaning
Daniel Maggen

Front Matter
North Carolina Journal of Law and Technology

Psychological Data Breach Harms
Ido Kilovaty

Back on Track: How "Amtrak Joe" Biden Can Overcome the Legal Morass Which Will Attempt to Derail His Railroad Revolution
Keenan Conder

*Updated as of 01/22/22.