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Most Recent Additions*

Cyberflashing: Public Indecency in the Digital Age
Sophia M. Vouvalis

"The Pre-1964 Cigarette" of Today: Social Media, Predatory Online Practices, and New Advances in Children's Privacy Regulation
Catherine Ransom

Fortune Favors the Bold-Unless You're in Rural America: Legislating the Environmental Effects of Cryptocurrency
Chloe Picchio

The Wild West of Investigatory Genetic Genealogy: The Impact of the Use of Investigatory Genetic Genealogy in the Idaho Murders on the Future of Criminal Investigations and the Need for Regulation
Dorothy McGee

You Can Take It With You: An Argument for Establishing a North Carolina Postmortem Right of Publicity
Weston Barker

Front Matter
North Carolina Journal of Law & Technology

Reality Check: Regulate or Ruin? The High-Stakes Battle for Crypto’s Future
Kareem Subei

Love at First Swipe: How Dating Apps Compromise User Privacy and Data Protection
Anjali K. Purohit

You’ve Got Fraud: Meta’s Embrace of Fraudulent Ads and How § 230 Can Protect Us
Benjamin D. Spain

Front Matter
North Carolina Journal of Law & Technology

Sounds Good: How the Inflation Reduction Act and New EPA Regulations Mitigate the Music Streaming Industry’s Carbon Footprint
Thomas C. Hammons

A Marketplace (Failure) of Ideas: Foreign Disinformation Campaigns in an Age of Generative A.I. and a Proportionality Approach to Falsehoods
Michael K. Park

Informational Public Interest
Jiawei Zhang

Front Matter
North Carolina Journal of Law & Technology

New Governance and New Technologies: Creating a Regulatory Regime for the Use of Generative Artificial Intelligence in the Courts
Raymond H. Brescia

Fair Admissions, Fair Decisions, and Fair Outcomes: An Analysis of Algorithmic Bias in Education, Employment, Healthcare, and Housing
McLean Waters

A Noisy Debate: Should the Law Require the U.S. Census Bureau to Sacrifice Accuracy for Privacy?
Justin Giles

Remote Work Tax “Fights”: Modifications to the “Convenience of the Employer” Rule
Benjamin Brown

Front Matter
North Carolina Journal of Law & Technology

Mining for Answers: Decrypting the Securities Puzzle of Cryptomining Hosting Contracts
Waleed Alkoor

*Updated as of 01/24/25.