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  • 7 Wake Forest L. Rev. Online 12

    Fake News, Free Speech, & the Third-Person Effect: I’m No Fool, but Others Are

    Clay Calvert
  • 7 Wake Forest L. Rev. Online 1

    Wisdom, Not Noise: The Law Professor as Policy Influencer

    David S. Levine
  • 6 Wake Forest L. Rev. Online 38

    Justice Kennedy’s Surprising Vote and Opinion in Fisher v. University of Texas at Austin

    Ronald Turner
  • 6 Wake Forest L. Rev. Online 30

    Systems Science and the Supreme Court

    Alan Calnan
  • 6 Wake Forest L. Rev. Online 24

    High-Frequency Traders: A Plan to Eliminate the Abuses Without Losing the Benefits

    John Sanders
  • 6 Wake Forest L. Rev. Online 15

    Killer Robots; An Apologia

    Thomas E. Simmons
  • 6 Wake Forest L. Rev. Online 7

    Is Domain Name Classification a Property Right or a Contractual Right? The Circuit Split and a Clear Path Forward

    Nicholas Foss Barbantonis
  • 6 Wake Forest L. Rev. Online 1

    What’s Coming for Class Actions

    Zoe Niesel
  • 5 Wake Forest L. Rev. Online 32

    Has the Increased Cost of Law School Improved Legal Education?

    Paul Campos
  • 5 Wake Forest L. Rev. Online 24

    Will the Real Justice Scalia Please Stand Up?

    Eric J. Segall
  • 5 Wake Forest L. Rev. Online 15

    Peremptory Strikes Based on (Perceived?) Sexual Orientation: Jury Selection After United States v. Windsor

    Caroline Massagee
  • 5 Wake Forest L. Rev. Online 7

    Vaccines, Measles, and Rights

    Dorit Rubinstein Reiss