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2016

Missing in Action: The Absence of Potential African American Female Supreme Court Justice Nominees - Why This Is and What Can Be Done about It, April G. Dawson
April Dawson

2015

Comparative Law in the Modalities of Constitutional Argument, Robert M. Black
North Carolina Central Law Review

2010

Bridging the Gap: How United States v. Munn Correctly Interprets the Legislative Intent of Amendment 706 Addressing the Disparity between Crack and Cocaine Offenses, Alyn Goodson
North Carolina Central Law Review

2008

The Early Roberts Court Attacks Congress's Power to Protect Civil Rights, Rochelle Bobroff
North Carolina Central Law Review

2007

Embracing the Living Constitution: Justice Anthony M. Kennedy's Move away from a Conservative Methodology of Constitutional Interpretation, Lisa K. Parshall
North Carolina Central Law Review

Buckeye Check Cashing, Inc. v. Cardegna: The Latest Example of How the Supreme Court Has Turned the Federal Arbitration Act into a State-Defying Monstrosity, Brian C. Groesser
North Carolina Central Law Review

2006

Where Sexual Privacy Meets Public Morality: How Williams v. King Is Instructive for the Fourth Circuit in Applying Public Morality as a Legitimate State Interest after Lawrence v. Texas, Douglas E. Nauman
North Carolina Central Law Review

Another Road to Liability Is Paved with Good Intentions: Observations on the Supreme Court's Latest Word on the Disparate Impact Theory of Discrimination, Matthew J. Gilley, Antwoine L. Edwards
North Carolina Central Law Review

2005

To Whom It May Concern: Re: Brown III, Angela Mae Kupenda
North Carolina Central Law Review

1995

Clarence Thomas: Evasive or Deceptive, Anton Bell
North Carolina Central Law Review

Thurgood Marshall, Daniel Pollitt
North Carolina Central Law Review

1987

The Supreme Court's Limiting of First Amendment Protection for Defendants in Defamation Cases, Gregory L. Hughes
North Carolina Central Law Review

Constitutional Politics: Affirmative Action and Supreme Process, Albert Broderick
North Carolina Central Law Review

1985

Affirmative Action after Stotts: The United States Supreme Court's 1985 Term, Albert Broderick
North Carolina Central Law Review

1979

The Attempt to Develop an Appropriate Standard of Liability for the Defamation of Public and Private People: The Supreme Court and the Federalization of Libel Law, Howard A. Gutman
North Carolina Central Law Review

1976

The Supreme Court and Washington v. Davis - A Rationale for Racism, John D. Davis
North Carolina Central Law Review

Private Defamation: Mary Firestone, Mary Firestone, Constance M. Lewis
North Carolina Central Law Review

An Historical Analysis of Mandatory Capital Punishment, James T. Bryan III
North Carolina Central Law Review

1974

Police Interrogation: Michigan v. Tucker, Quentin T. Sumner
North Carolina Central Law Review

The Mississippi Textbook Case, James C. Harvey
North Carolina Central Law Review

U.S. v. Robinson: What Is Reasonable, Robert C. Williams
North Carolina Central Law Review

Bangs and Whimpers XXXIX: The Legacy of Dred Scott, Bruce McM. Wright
North Carolina Central Law Review

The Legacy of Dred Scott: A Judge's Symposium, North Carolina Central Law Review
North Carolina Central Law Review

1973

Justice Thurgood Marshall: An Analysis of His First Years on the Court, 1967-1971, Randall Walton Bland
North Carolina Central Law Review

1971

The New Commandment, Roscoe Bryant
North Carolina Central Law Review

1970

Conscientious Objector - Welsh v. United States, Deborah Mailman
North Carolina Central Law Review

An Attempted Appraisal of an Attempted Appraisal of the Warren Court, W. Clark Hanna
North Carolina Central Law Review

Impeach John Marshall (An Attempt Appraisal of the Warren Court), Gilbert Nurick
North Carolina Central Law Review

Two Appraisals of the Warren Court: Introduction, North Carolina Central Law Review
North Carolina Central Law Review

1969

Comment on: State v. Clifton Pearce, James Hinton Pou Bailey
North Carolina Central Law Review

Advisory Opinions, Albert L. Turner
North Carolina Central Law Review