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  • 58 Wake Forest L. Rev. 655

    Remedial Limits, Constitutional Adjudications, and the Balance of Powers

    Tyler B. Lindley
  • 58 Wake Forest L. Rev. 599

    Major Questions: An Extraordinary Doctrine for “Extraordinary” Cases

    Brianne J. Gorod, Brian R. Frazelle & J. Alex Rowell
  • 58 Wake Forest L. Rev. 549

    It’s a Code: Amending the Federal Rules of Evidence to Achieve Uniform Results

    Daniel J. Capra & Jessica Berch
  • 58 Wake Forest L. Rev. 525

    The Algorithm’s Alright: Trusting Big Tech’s Image Match in the Wake of Wilson

    Kyle Brantley
  • 58 Wake Forest L. Rev. 463

    Professorial Speech, the First Amendment, and Legislative Restrictions on Classroom Discussions

    Keith E. Whittington
  • 58 Wake Forest L. Rev. 387

    The Counter-Reformation of American Administrative Law

    John O. McGinnis & Xiaorui Yang
  • 58 Wake Forest L. Rev. 321

    Inside Out (Or, One State to Rule Them All): New Challenges to the Internal Affairs Doctrine

    Ann M. Lipton
  • 58 Wake Forest L. Rev. 245

    Promise or Peril?: The Political Path of Prison Abolition in America

    Rachel E. Barkow
  • 58 Wake Forest L. Rev. 223

    Basis of the Bargain in E-Commerce: A New Battlefield Where Reliance Falls Again

    Christian Schweitzer
  • 58 Wake Forest L. Rev. 179

    Bush v. Gore’s Uniformity Principle and the 2020 Election

    Michael T. Morley
  • 58 Wake Forest L. Rev. 119

    Fixing Net Zero Leakage

    Albert C. Lin
  • 58 Wake Forest L. Rev. 65

    The Accountability-Accessibility Disconnect

    Brandon J. Johnson