Online Volume 08
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Modernizing the Judiciary: The eCourts Transformation Across North Carolina
Deeply rooted in history and precedent, the law has long looked to the past for guidance. However, even in this… Read More
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North Carolina Proposes to Join the Public Camping Ban(dwagon)
A little over a year ago, the Supreme Court held that a state law criminalizing homelessness was not unconstitutional in City… Read More
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Reforming Child Welfare Laws: A Step Forward or a Step Back?
Across North Carolina, 11,000 children live in foster care, each one navigating a system often marked by instability and unmet… Read More
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You Don’t Get Squat! The New Removal Process for Squatters in North Carolina
Over the past several years, you may have seen a news or social media story about squatters. Videos about squatters… Read More
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Fighting Fire: The Gerrymandering Wildfire Spreading Into North Carolina
A fight is happening across the country in state capitals and courtrooms over congressional maps. In the last few months,… Read More
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What’s That Smell? The Murky Legal Status of Hog Lagoons in North Carolina
North Carolina’s Hog Farms and Lagoons If you’ve ever driven to Wilmington or any of North Carolina’s southern coastal towns… Read More
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HB:67: The First Step in Improving Medical Deserts in North Carolina
North Carolina’s rural communities are around “40 percent of the state’s population.”[1] These communities face a lack of access to… Read More
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Careful Where You Point That Thing: Neighborly Surveillance Camera Dispute Establishes JNOV Standard for Intrusion Upon Seclusion Claims
The proliferation of the Internet of Things[1] has enabled a dramatic increase in the adoption of home security cameras.[2] In… Read More
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Guns in Schools: The Debate Over Arming Teachers and North Carolina’s House Bill 193
By: Lane Segura Gun violence dominates the headlines in the United States, and few tragedies capture national attention like school… Read More
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HB 959: North Carolina Joins Growing List of States Prohibiting Student Cellphone Use
By: Carter Smith As cell phone use has increased among students, public school districts across the country have increased prohibitions… Read More
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Section 232 Blues: The Trump Administration’s National Security Investigation into Pharmaceuticals and Its Impact on the Research Triangle
By: Chris Beckham On April 16, the Trump Administration (Administration) initiated a national security investigation into pharmaceuticals and their ingredients under… Read More
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Betting on Reform: North Carolina Looks to Ban College Prop Bets
By: Morgan Crew Since online sports betting was legalized in North Carolina on March 11, 2024, residents have placed over… Read More