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  • 62 Wake Forest L. Rev. 257

    Perpetual Headaches: The Confused State of Conservation Easement Tax Law

    Liam Hesting
  • 62 Wake Forest L. Rev. 205

    Secrecy in Trust Litigation

    Reid Kress Weisbord, David Horton, and Naomi Cahn
  • 62 Wake Forest L. Rev. 137

    The Law of Quitting

    Andrew K. Jennings
  • 62 Wake Forest L. Rev. 73

    Known to Police: The Revival of Juvenile Curfews

    Aliza Hochman Bloom
  • 62 Wake Forest L. Rev. 1

    Constitutional Commandeering

    Andrew Appleby
  • 61 Wake Forest L. Rev. 501

    Intermediate Scrutiny as Proportionality Review in First Amendment Doctrine

    Tyler Breland Valeska
  • 61 Wake Forest L. Rev. 435

    A Failed Revolution: The Muted Impact of Jones, Riley, and Carpenter

    Ric Simmons
  • 61 Wake Forest L. Rev. 393

    Taking Scale Seriously in Technology Law

    Mark P. McKenna & Woodrow Hartzog
  • 61 Wake Forest L. Rev. 333

    How Marijuana Rescheduling Could Transform the Controlled Substances Act

    Alex Kreit
  • 61 Wake Forest L. Rev. 277

    Human Confrontation

    Ronald J. Coleman
  • 61 Wake Forest L. Rev. 253

    The Legality of a ‘Thank You’: A Look at the Federal Government’s Role in Regulating State and Local Government Gratuities

    Sydney Basden
  • 61 Wake Forest L. Rev. 177

    Holding Out for Love: Why Disabled People Can’t Say “I Do”

    Robyn M. Powell