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  • 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
  • 61 Wake Forest L. Rev. 115

    Legislating Nonpersonhood

    Matthew Liebman
  • 61 Wake Forest L. Rev. 59

    Unifying Adverse Possession and Prescription

    Luis Inaraja Vera
  • 61 Wake Forest L. Rev. 1

    Beyond Personal Offense in Antidiscrimination Law

    Tristin K. Green
  • 60 Wake Forest L. Rev. 1177

    An Extension of the Law of Torts or Not?: A Multi-Jurisdictional Approach to the Addition of a Special Rule on Vicarious Liability for Sexual Assault

    Murray McLoud
  • 60 Wake Forest L. Rev. 1155

    “Concrete Harm” or Wet Cement?: Examining Article III Standing in Breach of Contract Cases

    Jack Bryant
  • 60 Wake Forest L. Rev. 1107

    The Rhetoric of Deception: Madison’s Federalist 37 and the Structure of the Ratification Debates

    David S. Schwartz
  • 60 Wake Forest L. Rev. 1061

    Prosecution Without Prosecutors

    J.D. King
  • 60 Wake Forest L. Rev. 979

    The Promise of Computational Redistricting: A Practical Guide to Un-Gerrymandering

    Jessica Ring Amunson, Amariah Becker, Dara Gold, Sam Hirsch & Arjun Ramamurti
  • 60 Wake Forest L. Rev. 945

    Abruquah and the Uncertain Future of Forensic Feature-Comparison Evidence

    Melissa Stuckey
  • 60 Wake Forest L. Rev. 921

    Synthetic Images, Authentic Harms: A Definitional Approach to Criminal NSII “Deepfake” Statutes

    Grace Mohlin