Wake Forest Law Review

Wake Forest Law Review

51 Wake Forest L. Rev. 1223

Riding the Line Between “Employee” and “Independent Contractor” in the Modern Sharing Economy

Blake E. Stafford
51 Wake Forest L. Rev. 1203

Beyond the First Amendment: Broader Protections for a Citizen’s Right to Record

Kayleigh E. Butterfield
51 Wake Forest L. Rev. 1163

Invalidity Assertion Entities and Inter Partes Review: Rent Seeking as a Tool to Discourage Patent Trolls

W. Michael Schuster
51 Wake Forest L. Rev. 1101

Of Progressive Property and Public Debt

Christopher K. Odinet
51 Wake Forest L. Rev. 1021

Cracking the Problem of Finders–An Empirical and Computational Analysis

Seth Chertok
51 Wake Forest L. Rev. 985

Body-Worn Cameras: Exploring the Unintentional Consequences of Technological Advances and Ensuring a Role for Community Consultation

Kami N. Chavis
51 Wake Forest L. Rev. 941

The Taxing Power After Sebelius

Bret N. Bogenschneider
51 Wake Forest L. Rev. 917

Big Brother and Buyers

Ethan R. White
51 Wake Forest L. Rev. 881

Defining Lawmaking Power

Kimberly L. Wehle
51 Wake Forest L. Rev. 793

Toward Democratic Police Reform: A Vision for “Community Engagement” Provisions in DOJ Consent Decrees

Sunita Patel
51 Wake Forest L. Rev. 765

Trade Secrets, Extraterritoriality, and Jurisdiction

Robin J. Effron
51 Wake Forest L. Rev. 745

The Hole-in-the-Wall Gang View of Life and America’s Racial Future

Richard Delgado & Jean Stefancic