Wake Forest Law Review

Wake Forest Law Review

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
60 Wake Forest L. Rev. 867

Shared Equity Ownership Models as a Strategy to Expand Access to Affordable Housing Ownership

Steven Virgil
60 Wake Forest L. Rev. 821

The Trafficante Route: Fair Housing Law and the Road to Racial Reconciliation

Jade A. Craig
60 Wake Forest L. Rev. 793

Asymmetrical Tenancies

Allyson E. Gold
60 Wake Forest L. Rev. 743

Joinder, Not Jurisdiction: Toward a New Theory of Standing

Adam N. Steinman
60 Wake Forest L. Rev. 683

Defending Shareholder Democracy

Usha R. Rodrigues