Administrative Law
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Are Tax Credits the New Vouchers? H.B. 87 and North Carolina’s Constitutional Duty to Educate
Private Education and School Choice in North Carolina One of the most fundamental rights of parents is to control their… Read More
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The Death of Deference: Examining the Effects of Mitchell v. University of North Carolina Board of Governors
The shift toward mandatory de novo review in North Carolina represents a fundamental reimagining of the relationship between the judiciary… Read More
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Rounding Out the Roundup Litigation: Express Preemption Under FIFRA
For decades, Roundup has been at the center of sprawling product liability litigation alleging that its active ingredient, glyphosate, causes… Read More
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Older than “Forever Chemicals”: The Attorney General’s Common Law Authority
By: Jacob Harris Landscape of PFAS litigation Per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances, or PFAS for short, are known as “forever chemicals”… Read More
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Regenerative Regulation: What RFK Jr.’s Leadership Means for the Stem Cell Industry
By: Cullen Irwin With the advent of a new administration and the overturning of Chevron comes deregulation initiatives across several industries,… Read More
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Closing the Chapter: How Trump’s Executive Order Could Rewrite Library Funding
By: Madison Doser On Friday, March 14, President Trump issued an Executive Order eliminating the Institute of Museum and Library… Read More
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SEC v. Jarkesy: How the Supreme Court Can Have Its Cake and Eat It Too
14 Wake Forest L. Rev. Online 20 C. Isaac Hopkin Introduction This Note begins with the story of two investment… Read More
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From Tax-Exemptions to Title IX: Independent Schools and the § 501(c)(3) Conundrum
14 Wake Forest L. Rev. Online 1 Sam Kiehl[1]* Introduction Should an independent school that maintains a § 501(c)(3) tax-exempt… Read More
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FTC Changes to Children’s Online Privacy Rule Will Make it Harder for Companies to Store Kids’ Personal Information
Madelyn Strohm On December 20, 2023, the Federal Trade Commission (“FTC”) announced proposed changes to its Children’s Online Privacy Protection… Read More
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Much Ado About Something: The Foreseeability Problem in Breach of Contract Claims Arising Out of International Economic Sanctions
13 Wake Forest L. Rev. Online 59 Clare Magee Introduction Russia’s 2022 invasion of Ukraine catalyzed a waterfall of political… Read More
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The Demise of Deference? Chevron Doctrine Faces its Toughest Test Yet
Noah McDuff I. An Introduction to Chevron Deference The Supreme Court’s landmark decision… Read More
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Harper v. Hall and State Courts as Politically Accountable Actors
13 Wake Forest L. Rev. Online 42 Brandon J. Johnson[1] Introduction The North Carolina Supreme Court’s recent decision to reverse… Read More