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Most Recent Additions*

A Blow to Reunification: How the Supreme Court of North Carolina’s Ruling in In re J.M. Eviscerates the Hopes of Parents in Reunifying with Their Children
John J. Choi

Policing the Fourth Amendment: The Problematic Effects of Expanding the Community Caretaking Doctrine in United States v. Treisman
Mary Grace Kiernan

Why the Fourth Circuit Should Find That Falsifying a Social Security Number is Not a Crime Involving Moral Turpitude
Mia Thillet

Lawmaking for Leverage
Rebecca Aviel

The Lawyer’s Quandary: Client-Centered Lawyering in the Treatment Paradigm
Marisol Orihuela

Un-Erasing Race: Introducing Social Network Discrimination to the Law
Chika O. Okafor

Contents
North Carolina Law Review

Invisible Adjudication in State Supreme Courts
Adam B. Sopko

Presidential Authority to Decline to Follow Supreme Court Opinions
Cristina Rodríguez

Reflections on Race, the Constitution, and Growing Up in the Segregated South
Walter Dellinger

Safe Storage and Self-Defense from Heller to Bruen
Joseph Blocher

The Harlan Court: A Constitutional Alternate History
H. Jefferson Powell

Walter Dellinger: The Lawyer as Consummate Teacher
Michael J. Gerhardt

Abortion, Gay Equality, and the Normative Power of the Actual
Pamela S. Karlan

On Academic Lawyers in the U.S. Government: Walter’s Wisdom
Harold Hongju Koh

Contents
North Carolina Law Review

Walter Dellinger and the Path of Constitutional Law
William P. Marshall

The Price to Parent: How the Supreme Court of North Carolina’s Decision in In re J.C.J. to Terminate Parental Rights for Nonpayment of Foster Care Costs Violates Equal Protection
Becca Pearson

Blowing Away the Smoke: Revealing the Harm in State v. Gaddis’s Harmless Error
Dylan T. Silver

State v. Kelliher: Providing a Meaningful Opportunity for Juvenile Offenders in North Carolina
Amy R. Price

*Updated as of 12/21/24.