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Forum: Tar Heel Constitutionalism: The New Judicial Federalism in North Carolina

… 600 U.S. 181 (2023) (holding that the use of race-based admissions in higher education violates th… 143 S. Ct. 2406 (2023) (refusing to enforce its

The Lost “Effects” of the Fourth Amendment: Giving Personal Property Due Protection | Yale Law Journal

analysis, holding that under th… Flynn, 360 N.W.2d at 765. A dissenting opinion disagreed with this analysis, holding that under the circumstances, any

Forum: The Difference a Whole Woman Makes: Protection for the Abortion Right After Whole Woman’s Health

result of the bill. “We fought to pass S.B. 5 thru the Senate last night, & this is why!” He then followed with a second tweet: “I am unapologetically

Forum: J. Crew, Nine West, and the Complexities of Financial Distress

aggressive … Elisabeth de Fontenay makes a similar argument about complexity and loopholes in the context of th… The butterfly effect was a term coined by

The History of History and Tradition: The Roots of i Dobbs /i s Method (and Originalism) in the Defense of Segregation | Yale Law Journal

from reasoning from their values and thus protect democracy. Part II interrogates the claim that examining the practices of those who ratified the

Forum: Tinker’s Tenure in the School Setting: The Case for Applying O’Brien to Content-Neutral Regulations

schools where they present their reasons for passing a given policy.” Unlike Tinker, the structure of O’Brien contains a built-in consideration that

The Local Lawmaking Loophole

uniquely negotiated and operated at a level that is removed from both local legislators and from the residents they represent. These related values

The Local Lawmaking Loophole | Yale Law Journal

uniquely negotiated and operated at a level that is removed from both local legislators and from the residents they represent. These related values

The Prison Discovery Crisis

part treatment, this Article is the first to explore in depth how the discovery process fails those pursuing civil-rights claims against their jailers

The Politics of Decarceration

might be less punitive than the electorate of the late twentieth century. For those reasons, this Review argues that electoral politics can offer a