Wake Forest Law Review

Wake Forest Law Review

49 Wake Forest L. Rev. 1545

State v. Carver: A Cautionary Tale About the Use of Touch DNA as Inculpatory Evidence in North Carolina

Davis Phillips
49 Wake Forest L. Rev. 1519

The Shape of Things to Come: A Cohesive Approach to Patent-Eligible Subject Matter and Biotechnology

Karon Fowler
49 Wake Forest L. Rev. 1431

Wolves of the World Wide Web: Reforming Social Networks’ Contracting Practices

Michael L. Rustad & Thomas H. Koenig
49 Wake Forest L. Rev. 1375

Abolishing Jailhouse Snitch Testimony

Russell D. Covey
49 Wake Forest L. Rev. 1325

The Law of Issues

John F. Muller
49 Wake Forest L. Rev. 1257

Crimes of Migration

Daniel I. Morales
49 Wake Forest L. Rev. 1213

Exercising Common Sense, Exorcising Langdell: The Inseparability of Legal Theory, Practice, and the Humanities

Harold Anthony Lloyd
49 Wake Forest L. Rev. 1193

Playing with House Money: Director’s Fiduciary Duties in a Distressed Corporation

Daniel Waxman
49 Wake Forest L. Rev. 1173

Avoiding Inconsistent Interpretations: United States v. Kelly, the Fourth Circuit, and the Need for a Certification Procedure in North Carolina

Michael Klotz
49 Wake Forest L. Rev. 1107

The Demographic Dilemma in Death Qualification of Capital Jurors

J. Thomas Sullivan
49 Wake Forest L. Rev. 1059

Questioning Gender: Police Interrogation of Delinquent Girls

Barry C. Feld
49 Wake Forest L. Rev. 1017

The Incoherent Role of Bargaining Power in Contract Law

Max Helveston & Michael Jacobs