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Most Recent Additions*

The Constitutionality of Endangering Others: How One Supreme Court Case Rationalized Risky Conduct During a Pandemic as Interpreted in Roman Catholic Diocese of Brooklyn New York v Cuomo
Andriel Gary

Race and Prison Discipline: A Study of North Carolina Prisons
Katie Michaela Becker

Representation in Representation: How the Path to End Racial Injustice Begins with the Legal System
Kia Vernon

Hunger Games: Racial Politics and the U.S. Department of Agriculture
Brendan Williams

We Deserve Better: How Hip Hop Perpetuates the Rape Culture of Black Women
Alexzandria Johnson

America's Mass Shootings and Hip Hop: The History, Myth and Hip Hop's Invaluable Contribution to Mass Shooting Prevention
Bria Riley

Remixing Riverside: Environmental Racism and Hip Hop as a Mirror of Society
Charles E. Murphy

The Takeover: Hip Hop's Evolution and Influence in the Law School
Todd J. Clark

Teaching Social Justice Through "Hip Hop and the Law"
Andre Douglas Pond Cummings

Editor's Note
Jillian A. Bates

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North Carolina Central University

Who Should Decide? Why Arizona Courts Should Reevaluate Their Reweighing Procedures
Andrea Johnson

Unequal Liberty and a Right to Education
Helen Hershkoff and Nathan Yaffe

Justice in Black: William Hastie and Thurgood Marshall's Fight for an Equalitarian Legal Order
Ian L. Courts

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North Carolina Central University

Special Note
North Carolina Central University

The Failure of the Deliberate Indifference Standard: How Marbury v. Warden Gives Prison Officials More Justification to Devalue Life
Bex Kolins

Sex as Constructive Notice-North Carolina's Need for a Putative father Registry
Lisa Alumbaugh Kamarchick

Muhammad Ali: The Passport Issue
Joyce A. Hughes

*Updated as of 11/20/24.