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Most Recent Additions*

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North Carolina Law Review

Toward the "Fullest Freedom": Defining Section 7 Stakeholders in NLRB Unit Determinations
Thomas J. Zamadics

Lots of Squeeze, Little (or No) Juice: North Carolina's Habitual Misdemeanor Larcency Statute, a Law Where Results Do Not Justify Costs
William O. Walker

Cyber Pickpockets: Blockchain, Cryptocurrency, and the Law of Theft
Henry S. Zaytoun

About a Revolution: Toward Integrated Treatment in Drug and Mental Health Courts
Sara Gordon

The Role of States in Liberalizing Land Use Regulations
Anika Singh Lemar

Bankruptcy's Lorelei: The Dangerous Allure of Financial Institution Bankruptcy
Adam J. Levitin

Annual Report [2017]
Joseph A. Smith

The Preferred Preferences in Employment Discrimination Law
Emily Gold Waldman

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North Carolina Law Review

Bank Sales and Bake Sales: Section 75-1.1 and the HAJMM Legacy
Robert T. Lucas IV

Munchee Inc.: A Turning Point for the Cryptocurrency Industry
Matthew J. Higgins

Remedial Chevron
F. Andrew Hessick

When One Word Changes Everything: How the Unitary Concept Dismantles the Basis of Terry Frisks
Aaron D. Davison

Remarks by H. Rodgin Cohen
H. Rodgin Cohen

Remarks by Senator Christopher J. Dodd
Christopher J. Dodd

The September 2008 Financial Crisis: A Legal Retrospective
Center for Banking and Finance

Program Welcome
Lissa L. Broome and Eric J. Spitler

Cybersecurity of Autonomous Systems in the Transportation Sector: An Examination of Regulatory and Private Law Approaches with Recommendations for Needed Reforms
Jeanne C. Suchodolski

Patent Trolls, Nuisance Suits, and the Federal Trade Commission
Matthew Spitzer

*Updated as of 02/16/19.