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Contents Vol. 32 No. 1North Carolina Central Law Review

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When the Duty to Provide a Reasonable Accommodation Seems Unreasonable: Accommodating and Managing Employees with Episodic Impairments or Impairments in Remission under the ADA Amendments Act of 2008Gina M. Cook1

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The Nature and Extent of the Exercise of Criminal Jurisdiction by the Cherokee Supreme Court: 1823-1835J. Matthew Martin27

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Foreword: What North Carolina Can Learn from the League of Women Voters of Indiana, Inc. v. Rokita DecisionJ. Christopher Heagarty65

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Is Indiana's Voter ID Law a Bridge to NowhereMatthew D. Neumann68

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Equal Opportunities Do Not Always Equate to Equal Representation: How Bartlett v. Strickland is a Regression in the Face of the Ongoing Civil Rights MovementBrandon Roseman102

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The Fair Sentencing Act: Exploring Solutions to Unintended Interpretations of LawJessica Floyd115

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Blurring the Lines: How State v. Bowden Accurately Interprets the Meaning of Life SentenceSidney Minter122

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ForewordDeAnna Coleman113