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INVISIBLE ADJUDICATION IN STATE SUPREME COURTS
UN-ERASING RACE: INTRODUCING SOCIAL NETWORK DISCRIMINATION TO THE LAW
LAWMAKING FOR LEVERAGE
THE LAWYER’S QUANDARY: CLIENT-CENTERED LAWYERING IN THE TREATMENT PARADIGM
WHY THE FOURTH CIRCUIT SHOULD FIND THAT FALSIFYING A SOCIAL SECURITY NUMBER IS NOT A CRIME INVOLVING MORAL TURPITUDE
POLICING THE FOURTH AMENDMENT: THE PROBLEMATIC EFFECTS OF EXPANDING THE COMMUNITY CARETAKING DOCTRINE IN UNITED STATES V. TREISMAN

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INVISIBLE ADJUDICATION IN STATE SUPREME COURTS, Adam B. Sopko

UN-ERASING RACE: INTRODUCING SOCIAL NETWORK DISCRIMINATION TO THE LAW, Chika O. Okafor

LAWMAKING FOR LEVERAGE, Rebecca Aviel

THE LAWYER’S QUANDARY: CLIENT-CENTERED LAWYERING IN THE TREATMENT PARADIGM, Marisol Orihuela

WHY THE FOURTH CIRCUIT SHOULD FIND THAT FALSIFYING A SOCIAL SECURITY NUMBER IS NOT A CRIME INVOLVING MORAL TURPITUDE, Mia Thillet

POLICING THE FOURTH AMENDMENT: THE PROBLEMATIC EFFECTS OF EXPANDING THE COMMUNITY CARETAKING DOCTRINE IN UNITED STATES V. TREISMAN, Mary Grace Kiernan

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

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For Public Officials, Social Media is Public Media

C. Amanda Martin

Popular Sovereignty, Democratic Equality, and the Past and Future North Carolina Constitution,

Samuel Davis

Politics and the Supreme Court of North Carolina,

Gene Nichol

Relocating the Community Reinvestment Act,

Adam Feibelman

Who Speaks for the State? Examining the Consequences of Berger v. North Carolina State Conference of the NAACP,

Lizzie Wallace