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Volume 14, Number 2
Title and Contents
Content Page Vol. 14 No.2North Carolina Central Law Review
Articles
North Carolina's Medicaid Program: The Effects of the Reagan-Era Budget ReductionsKenneth R. Wing313
Elkinson v. Deliesseline: Race and the Constitution in South Carolina, 1823Scott Wallace Stucky361
Involuntary Commitment of the Mentally Disabled: Implementation of the Law in Winston-Salem, North CarolinaW. Lawrence Fitch406
The Effect of Section 706 State Agency Proceedings upon Subsequent Title VII ClaimsLarry D. Weeden473
Christianity as Part of the Common LawJayson L. Spiegel494
Comments
A Second Look at the North Carolina Fair Sentencing ActRichard J. Anderson517
Fundamental Issues in Housing Discrimination LitigationJ. Michael McGuinness555
The Federal Magistrates System and the Requirement of a De Novo Determination under 28 U.S.C. 636 (b)(3)Philip B. McKiernan589
Notes
Judicial Deference to Legislative Reality: The Interpretation of Title IX in the Contect of Collegiate AthleticsStephen W. DeVine601
Comparative Fault as a Defense to Breach of Warranty under the Uniform Commercial CodeJames Joseph Gettel628
An Evaluation of Self-Employed Disability Claimants: Penalized or Rewarded for EntrepreneurshipRhonda L. Brauer651
New Health Practitioner Liability and Standard of Care: A PredictionPaul C. Mundinger666