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2021

Representation in Representation: How the Path to End Racial Injustice Begins with the Legal Academy, Kia H. Vernon
Kia Vernon

2017

In the Line of Fire: Is Technology Taking Over the Legal Profession?, Manveen Singh
North Carolina Central Law Review

2012

Sexual Identity Law in Context: Cases and Materials, Shannon Gilreath, Lydia E. Lavelle
Lydia Lavelle

2008

Memo to Lawyers: How Not to Retire and Teach, Jeffrey M. Lipshaw
North Carolina Central Law Review

2003

Holding, Dictum ... Whatever, Thomas L. Fowler
North Carolina Central Law Review

1996

A New Direction in Attorney Advertising: Florida Bar v. Went for It, Inc., Kent Harrell
North Carolina Central Law Review

1995

A New Standard for Disbarments: Misappropriation through Gross Negligence - North Carolina State Bar v. Ford, Michael J. Dayton
North Carolina Central Law Review

1988

One Judge's Battle against the New York City Judicial Establishment, Percy R. Luney Jr.
North Carolina Central Law Review

Who Should Decide the Appropriate Response to the Criminal Defendant Who Proposes or Commits Perjury: A Comparison of the North Carolina Rules of Professional Conduct and the America Bar Association's Model Rules of Professional Conduct, Patricia H. Marschall
North Carolina Central Law Review

Affirmative Action: Protecting the Untenured Minority Professor during Extreme Financial Exigency, Johnny C. Parker, Linda C. Parker
North Carolina Central Law Review

Democracy, Equality, and the Role of the Legal Profession, Anthony G. Solari
North Carolina Central Law Review

1986

What Should Lawyers Do: An Essay on Lawyers, the Free Economy, Redistribution, and Democratic Legitimacy, James P. Beckwith Jr.
North Carolina Central Law Review

1981

Justice Potter Stewart, Vincent L. Broderick
North Carolina Central Law Review

1980

Tribute to Robert E. Stipe, Rufus L. Edmisten
North Carolina Central Law Review

A Decade of Preservation and Preservation Law, Robert E. Stipe
North Carolina Central Law Review

Robert Edwin Stipe, John L. Sanders
North Carolina Central Law Review

A Tribute to Robert Stipe, James Biddle
North Carolina Central Law Review

Foreword, James P. Beckwith Jr.
North Carolina Central Law Review

1976

Black Businesses and Their Lawyers, John T. Baker, Jerome Davis
North Carolina Central Law Review

1975

The North Carolina Administrative Procedure Act - Its Effect on the North Carolina Board of Law Examiners, Russell L. McLean III
North Carolina Central Law Review

1974

Keeping Pace with Change - New Vistas for Lawyers, James D. Fellers
North Carolina Central Law Review

1971

Reflections from the National Bar Association - 1971, Alfred T. Lile
North Carolina Central Law Review

1969

This Is Our Challenge, Not Our Fate, Williams A. Marsh
North Carolina Central Law Review