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NONUNANIMOUS ACQUITTALS, Peter Povilonis

STATE MEDICAL LICENSES WITHOUT BORDERS, Meighan Parker

QUI TAM RELATORS AS ARTICLE IV OFFICIALS, Chad Squitieri

“OUR FEDERALISM” REEXAMINED: FEDERAL JURISDICTION VIEWED THROUGH THE LENS OF AMERICAN POLITICAL HISTORY, Martin H. Redish & Samuel Pritchard

“PROPERTY OF THE PEOPLE” SO LONG AS THEY CAN SUE: HOW NORTH CAROLINA’S PUBLIC RECORDS LAW FAILS TO ACCOUNT FOR IGNORED REQUESTS, Emily Christine Gajda

UNLOCKED AND UNLOADED: HOW STATE V. CABLE MADE NORTH CAROLINA’S SAFE STORAGE LAW UNENFORCEABLE, Annabelle Rice

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AGGREGATING THE WAY TO A BETTER FUTURE: HOW DISTRIBUTED POWER PLANTS AND MICROGRIDS HELP MEET THE NEEDS OF THE TWENTY-FIRST CENTURY POWER GRID

Ethan Blumenthal

HELENE, NORTH CAROLINA, AND ITS BIRDS EYE VIEW OF DISASTER POLITICS AND RECOVERY

Donald T. Hornstein & Caroline R. Poteat

THE NORTH CAROLINA RACIAL JUSTICE ACT AT A CROSSROADS: LESSONS LEARNED FROM STATE V. BACOTE AND THE ONGOING FIGHT AGAINST RACIAL BIAS IN CAPITAL PUNISHMENT

Danielle Smith & David Weiss

A FOURTH CIRCUIT CONFIRMATION CAUTIONARY TALE

Carl Tobias