Regulation
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A CON-tinuous Fight: Will North Carolina Keep the Certificate of Need?
In November of 2024, I discussed a rising lawsuit challenging North Carolina’s Certificate of Need (“CON”) program, which requires state… 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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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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Trust, but Verify
Maya Pillai Trust, but verify. This is a common methodology in the audit world and was even mentioned by the… Read More
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The Ugly Truth: Cosmetic Regulation & Consumer Protection in 2023
Lexi Brock Popular documentaries, like “Not So Pretty,” have recently drawn attention to several issues in the cosmetics industry, like… Read More
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Addicted to Advertising: Should the U.S. Continue to Allow Direct-to-Consumer Drug Advertising?
Grace Genereaux Whether you are watching television, scrolling on TikTok, or browsing the internet, you are likely to see one… Read More
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If at First Congress Can’t Succeed, Try to Push the Agenda Through Independent Regulatory Agencies
Taylor Jones Overhauling United States environmental and labor policies has been a priority of the Biden Administration since the 2020… Read More
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The Vaping Epidemic: Massachusetts’ Vaping Ban and Its Effect on North Carolina Regulations
By Matt Deorocki On September 24, 2019, Massachusetts Governor Charlie Baker brought the state into the national spotlight by declaring… Read More
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The Age of Greed and the Sabotage of Regulation
By: Rena Steinzor* Introduction The congressional debate over whether the government engages in ruinous “overregulation” is only occasionally coherent. Sometimes… Read More
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The Benefits of Capture
By: Dorit Rubinstein Reiss Introduction [N]ot all capture is bad. It surely is bad for regulators to believe that ‘what’s good… Read More
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Dodd-Frank, Liability Structure, and Financial Instability Cycles: Neither a (Ponzi) Borrower Nor a Lender Be
By: José Gabilondo* Introduction The financial sector has by now mostly sprung back from the crisis that began in 2007,… Read More
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Can Non-state Certification Systems Bolster State-centered Efforts to Promote Sustainable Development Through the Clean Development Mechanism?
By Kelly Levin, Benjamin Cashore, Jonathan Koppell This article is only available in PDF format. Click here for the full… Read More