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  • Time to Stand: Exploring the Past, Present, and Future of Nonhuman Animal Standing
    Time to Stand: Exploring the Past, Present, and Future of Nonhuman Animal Standing by Emma Maddux
  • Justice Thomas and Affirmative Action: Bad Faith, Confusion, or Both
    Justice Thomas and Affirmative Action: Bad Faith, Confusion, or Both by Eric Segall
  • Spring 2013: Business Law Symposium – “Agency Theory: Still Viable?”
    Spring 2013: Business Law Symposium – “Agency Theory: Still Viable?” by the Wake Forest Law Review
  • Why Police Learn from Third-Party Data
    Why Police Learn from Third-Party Data by Randall K. Johnson
  • Preston v. Leake: Applying the Appropriate Standard of Review to North Carolina’s Campaign Contributions Ban
    Preston v. Leake: Applying the Appropriate Standard of Review to North Carolina’s Campaign Contributions Ban by Hillary Kies
  • (Non)Gambling Corruption in Sports
    (Non)Gambling Corruption in Sports by Ryan M. Rodenberg
The Law Review
An Infographic Based on “When Petitioners Seek Custody in Domestic Violence Court and Why We Should Take Them Seriously” By Suzanne Reynolds and Ralph Peeples by the Wake Forest Law Review
Kentucky v. King: The One Where the Supreme Court Dishonors the Warrant Requirement in Drug Cases by Elizabeth Sargeant
Time to Stand: Exploring the Past, Present, and Future of Nonhuman Animal Standing by Emma A. Maddux
Knowledge in the People: Rethinking “Value” in Public Rulemaking Participation by Farina, Epstein, Heidt, Newhart, and CeRI
Regulating Data Mining Post-Sorrell: Using HIPAA to Restrict Marketing Uses of Patients’ Private Medical Information by Beverly Cohen
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Common Law
Florida v. Jardines: Why the Supreme Court Did Not Say Trespass by Bradley Pollina
Justice Thomas and Affirmative Action: Bad Faith, Confusion, or Both by Eric J. Segall
Why Police Learn from Third-Party Data by Randall K. Johnson
(Non)Gambling Corruption in Sports by Ryan M. Rodenberg
Social Networking and Leadership Accountability in (Quasi) Secret Organizations by Gregory S. Parks
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The Forum
Reply to Professors David G. Epstein and Scott J. Burnham by Nancy S. Kim
“Reasoning-Lite” in the Violent Video Game Case by Alan E. Garfield
No Right to “Bear Arms”? A Critical Analysis of United States v. Masciandaro by Stephen P. Halbrook
Of Charters and Compacts: Comments on Fallone by Robert J. Delahunty
Cross-Cultural Readings of Intent: Form, Fiction, and Reasonable Expectations by Deborah Waire Post
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