Legislation
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HB 959: North Carolina Joins Growing List of States Prohibiting Student Cellphone Use
By: Carter Smith As cell phone use has increased among students, public school districts across the country have increased prohibitions… 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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Competitive Grant Applications for Allocating State Revolving Funds Need to be Reconsidered to Curb Ongoing Disparate Impact on Marginalized Communities
Grace Kinley The Clean Water State Revolving Funds (CWSRF) and Drinking Water State Revolving Funds (DWSRF) are the largest sources… Read More
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Will the Peace on the Korean Peninsula Act Really Bring Peace?
By: Inyoung Park Why is America involved in the Peace Treaty between South and North Korea? On June 25, 1950,… Read More
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The Pandemic is Not Over, but the Child Tax Credit Expansion Is.
By: Joseph C. Johnson The child tax credit, found in § 24 of the Internal Revenue Code, normally provides taxpayers… Read More
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Is Osha Overstepping? The Vaccine Mandate That Perplexed the Circuit Courts Offered the Supreme Court a Rare Opportunity to Clarify OSHA’s Emergency Rulemaking Authority
By: Tanner Henson In 1970, Congress enacted the Occupational Safety and Health Act (“OSH Act” or “the Act”), a sweeping… Read More
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Current Effort to Combat Potential Danger of Quantum Computing
By: Inyoung Park Many companies, large or start-up, are recognizing the potential of quantum technology.[1] Quantum technology is based on… Read More