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Sentenced to Surveillance: Fourth Amendment Limits on Electronic Monitoring, Kate Weisburd

May
13

Let’s Talk Specifics: Why STI Evidence Should Be Treated as a “Specific Instance” Under Rape Shield Laws, Erin Wilson

Apr
06

Nothing Generic About it: Promoting Therapeutic Access by Overcoming Regulatory and Legal Barriers to a Robust Generic Medical Device Market, Zachary E. Shapiro, Adam Pan, Keturah James, Megan S. Wright, and Joseph J. Fins

Apr
06

Recoupment Patent, Miriam Marcowitz-Bitton, Yotam Kaplan, and Maayan Perel

Apr
06

A One-Two Punch: How Qualified Immunity’s Double Dose of Reasonableness Dooms Excessive Force Claims in the Fourth Circuit, Caroline H. Reinwald

Apr
06

Insider Trading as Fraud, Zachary J. Gubler

Apr
06

Emerging Thoughts: A Principled Framework for Regulating GenX as an Emerging Contaminant, Miranda Goot

Apr
06

Piazza v. Kirkbride (N.C. 2019)

Apr
03

Will Bowers Piazza v. Kirkbride, 372 N.C. 137, 827 S.E.2d 479 (2019). INTRODUCTION On May 10, 2019, the North Carolina Supreme Court issued its opinion in Piazza v. Kirkbride.[1] After Neogence Enterprises, Inc. began experiencing financial troubles which caused it to cease business performance, its angel investors filed suit in Wake County Superior Court to …

The Religious Exemption Loophole: A Building Public Health Crisis in North Carolina

Mar
30

In re J.A.M. (N.C. 2019)

Mar
23

Kelsey Cullinan Reed In re J.A.M., 372 N.C. 1, 822 S.E.2d 693 (2019). Introduction to the Case In the case In re J.A.M.,[1] the North Carolina Supreme Court reviewed whether a trial court’s finding that an infant was neglected was supported by clear and convincing evidence as required by state law.[2] The Supreme Court affirmed …