Archive – Volume 59 – Number 3 – October 2024

Articles

Samuel W. Buell, The Limits of Individual Prosecutions in Deterring Corporate Fraud, 59 Wake Forest L. Rev. 557

Timothy R. Holbrook & Mark D. Janis, Relative and Absolute Patentability, 59 Wake Forest L. Rev. 641

Eli Nachmany, The Civil-Criminal Convergence, 59 Wake Forest L. Rev. 693

Jenia I. Turner, The Emerging Constitutional Law of Remote Criminal Justice, 59 Wake Forest L. Rev. 753

Comment

Colin T. Ridgell, Nondelegation by Any Other Name: The Major Questions Doctrine and the Administrative State, 59 Wake Forest L. Rev. 811

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