North Carolina
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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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North Carolina in Court: Attorney General Jeff Jackson, Suing the Trump Administration, and the Limits of State Litigation
By: Sydney Basden The Tar Heel State keeps ending up in court—on purpose. North Carolina Attorney General (“AG”) Jeff Jackson… 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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Fuller House: The Three-Parent Family in North Carolina
15 Wake Forest L. Rev. Online 25 Trinity J. Chapman “The family, that dear octopus from whose tentacles we never… Read More
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DEI, Big Law, and the Fight for North Carolina
By: Emily Mundt In the wake of his scourge against diversity, equity, and inclusion (“DEI”) in federal spaces, President Trump… Read More
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From Texas to NC: How House Bill 380 and Conscientious Objections Could Fuel Measles Outbreaks in the Classroom
By: Murray McLoud Background on Measles and the MMR Vaccine Measles is an extremely contagious virus that spreads via air… Read More
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(Out of Cite), Out of Mind?
By Andy Harp It is no secret that legal writing can be difficult to read. It becomes even more of… Read More
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Changing the Language, Not the Law: North Carolina’s Citizens-Only Amendment
By Emily Gordon When North Carolina residents voted in the 2024 election, they might have been surprised to see… Read More
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North Carolina’s Regulatory Sandbox: Proposed Permanent Rules
By Alexis Furgal A regulatory sandbox is a “controlled environment” in which companies reward innovative contributions regulatory freedom with.[1] Essentially,… Read More
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Striking Out of Federal Court: Heck Dismissals are now PLRA Strikes in the Fourth Circuit
By Alex Gracia As of September 16, 2024, indigent prisoner-plaintiffs in North Carolina must be weary when their civil… Read More
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Pets are Part of Your Family: Could North Carolina be the Next State to Recognize the Best Interests of the Pet When Determining Pet Custody?
By Vivian Bolen Most dog owners in the United States view their dogs as a part of their family, yet… Read More
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Navigating the NIL Playbook: The Current State of NIL Laws for North Carolina High School Athletes and Potential Changes Downfield
By Mary Grace Hutzler In recent years, Name, Image and Likeness (NIL) regulations have been a source of dramatic change… Read More