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COOPERATIVE CLEAN ENGERY, Alexandra B. Klass & Gabriel Chan
MODERNIZING MORTGAGE LAW, Christopher K. Odinet
STAKEHOLDER SYNDROME: DOES STAKEHOLDERISM DERAIL EFFECTIVE PROTECTIONS FOR WEAKER CONSTITUENCIES?, Matteo Gatti & Christian Ondersma
THE END OF AFFIRMATIVE ACTION, Meera E. Deo
COVID AND CAFOS: HOW A FEDERAL LIVESTOCK WELFARE STATUTE MAY PREVENT THE NEXT PANDEMIC, Bonnie M. Ballard
A FAMILIAR AND RECURRING EVIL: WHY DEFENDANTS SHOULD AK POTENTIAL JURORS ABOUT POLICE BRUTALITY, Hannah K. Caison
From the Forum
Ending Tee-Total Control: Privatizing Liquor Sales in North Carolina
Ridge Mazingo
Single Medical Licensure Approach for Physicians Practicing Interstate Medicine
Ashley Maru
State v. Carter and the North Carolina Exclusionary Rule
Molly S. Petrey & Christopher A. Brook
Is State v. Hobbs Too Little Too Late? Building on Batson Thirty-Five Years Later
Kimberly M. Cornella
A Deal with the Devil: Reevaluating Plea Bargains Offered to the Wrongfully Convicted
Caroline H. Reinwald
A New Explanation for Equitable Tolling Under § 1983 and the Prison Litigation Reform Act
Rachel E. Grossman
Capital Punishment in North Carolina: A Justice’s View on Why We Can No Longer “Tinker With the Machinery of Death”
James G. Exum, Jr.
Seeing Green: North Carolina’s Clean Energy Plan, the Social Cost of Carbon, and a Way Forward Under a Least-Cost Framework
Alexandra Franklin