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RELIGIOUS CONVICTIONS, Anna Offit
PUBLIC PROFITEERING OF PRISON LABOR, Tiffany Yang
AUTOMATED GOVERNANCE, Ifeoma Ajunwa
THE TWO TITLE IXS, Emily Suski
SOCIAL JUSTICE AND THE STRUCTURE OF THE LITIGATION SYSTEM, Yotam Kaplan & Ittai Paldor
WHO’S IN CHARGE?: THE CONSTITUTIONAL CONFUSION CHALLENGING NORTH CAROLINA’S PUBLIC SCHOOL SYSTEM, Dylan R. Blackburn
BACK TO THE BARGAINING TABLE: THE JOY SILK DOCTRINE’S POTENTIAL TO REVIVE UNION ORGANIZATION, Brooke Baledge
WHEN ONE ASSAULT ENDS AND ANOTHER BEGINS: THE CHALLENGE FOR DOMESTIC VIOLENCE VICTIMS AFTER STATE V. DEW, Olivia Clark
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Democratizing Emergencies: The Local Predicament
Kelly J. Deere
Ralph William Meekins, Jr.
Taylor Belknap
The Separate Opinions of Judge James A. Wynn
Aislinn R. Klos
Richard Pell
Kelley Petcavich
Judge Wynn, Judicial Choice, and § 1983
Anna Collins Peterson
Judge James A. Wynn, Originalism, and the Juridical/Judicial Role
Michael E. Tigar
Judge Wynn and the Essential Safeguard of Independent Federal Judicial Review
Gene Nichol
Judicial Pragmatism and Judicial Choice in the Work of Judge James Wynn
McKenna Jacquet-Freese