Law Review
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Striking Out of Federal Court: Heck Dismissals are now PLRA Strikes in the Fourth Circuit
By Alex Gracia As of September 16, 2024, indigent prisoner-plaintiffs in North Carolina must be weary when their civil… Read More
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Pets are Part of Your Family: Could North Carolina be the Next State to Recognize the Best Interests of the Pet When Determining Pet Custody?
By Vivian Bolen Most dog owners in the United States view their dogs as a part of their family, yet… Read More
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How Lawmakers Are Grappling with Prosecuting the Parents of School Shooters
Emily Race The First Charges Gun ownership and gun reform are central points of contention in today’s political landscape. The… Read More
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Navigating the NIL Playbook: The Current State of NIL Laws for North Carolina High School Athletes and Potential Changes Downfield
By Mary Grace Hutzler In recent years, Name, Image and Likeness (NIL) regulations have been a source of dramatic change… Read More
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A Safer Bet: Proposed Bill Aims to Crack Down on Predatory Sportsbooks
Jack Bryant Background: On March 11, 2024, the Governor of North Carolina, Roy Cooper (“Cooper”), placed a wager on the… Read More
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Taking Stock of the Comstock Act: Legal Relic or Courtroom Crusade?
Anna Duong-Harrison History In 1873, Congress passed the Act for the Suppression of Trade in, and Circulation of,… Read More
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Election Lawsuits: Voter Registration Data at the Heart of Political Filings
Sydney Basden The 2024 Presidential election is mere weeks away, and North Carolinians on both sides of the political aisle… Read More
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The Kennedy Conundrum: Robert F. Kennedy Jr.’s Bid to Remove Himself from the North Carolina Ballot
By Jonah Auslander The Kennedy name has been a staple of American politics going as far back as John F.… Read More
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Fumbling in Court: Exploring the Florida State-ACC Lawsuit
Jay Ramesh Background On Saturday, August 31, fans across North Carolina rejoiced as the University of North Carolina (UNC) took… Read More
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The Major Questions Doctrine Pollutes the Future of the Biden Administration’s Vehicle Tailpipes Regulations
Ryan Valerio The ambiguity surrounding the Supreme Court’s application of the major questions doctrine and the doubtful future of Chevron… Read More
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Humanitarian Parole: Demystifying President Biden’s CHNV Parole Program
Meredith Gillespie Introduction On March 8, 2024, Judge Drew B. Tipton of the United States District Court for the Southern… Read More

