Supreme Court
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Who You Gonna Call?: The Supreme Court is the New Ghost Gun-busters
By: Melissa Stuckey Ghost Guns and the Gun Control Act of 1968 Ghost guns have been of prominent public concern… Read More
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TikTok on the clock, but the party has stopped–the U.S. Supreme Court has officially ruled to uphold legislation to ban TikTok effectively.
On January 10th, the Supreme Court of the United States (“Supreme Court”) heard arguments about whether the Protecting Americans from… Read More
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Thou Shall Not: Would today’s Supreme Court uphold precedent that displays of the Ten Commandments in classrooms are unconstitutional?
Chris Whipple Background Earlier this month, a local school board in North Carolina failed to pass a policy requiring public… Read More
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A Safer Bet: Proposed Bill Aims to Crack Down on Predatory Sportsbooks
Jack Bryant Background: On March 11, 2024, the Governor of North Carolina, Roy Cooper (“Cooper”), placed a wager on the… Read More
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Taking Stock of the Comstock Act: Legal Relic or Courtroom Crusade?
Anna Duong-Harrison History In 1873, Congress passed the Act for the Suppression of Trade in, and Circulation of,… Read More
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Against “The Huddleston Test”
14 Wake Forest L. Rev. Online 99 Dora W. Klein[1] “To determine whether evidence is admissible under Rule 404(b), the… Read More
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McElrath Shows Us that the Supreme Court is Working as Intended
By Colin Ridgell While recent headlines have been dominated by the Supreme Court’s issued and pending opinions in cases of… Read More
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What Comes After Death? The Impending Impact of Connelly v. United States
Thomas H. Ward “Pity me not, but lend thy serious hearing to what I shall unfold.”[i] With its grant of… Read More
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A Private-Public Forum: The Oxymoron of Free Speech on Social Media
Will Coltzer The Supreme Court is set to determine whether the government can regulate the way social media platforms (“Platforms”)… Read More
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Is the International Shoe on the Other Foot? Analyzing Mallory v. Norfolk Southern Railway Company
Mark Lee This June, in Mallory v. Norfolk Southern Railway Company,[1] the Supreme Court held that a Pennsylvania statutory scheme… 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