Breaking the Cycle of Incarceration
Bipartisan reform of the criminal justice system hopes to reduce recidivism and help nonviolent offenders reenter society. ...[Continue Reading]
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Delaware becomes first state to pass Digital Assets Bill
What happens to your online life after you die? ...[Continue Reading]
Keeping information on the cloud does not keep it safe
Many celebrities recently experienced the limitations of cybersecurity firsthand when their personal accounts were hacked and photographs disseminated throughout the internet. ...[Continue Reading]
Expert Testimony in North Carolina: Then and Now
The recent overhaul of Rule 702 of the North Carolina Rules of Evidence has the potential to lead to a flurry of appeals. ...[Continue Reading]
Getting informed about informed consent
Supporters of new restrictions on abortions argue that the laws are necessary to keep women healthy, while opponents argue the law places an undue burden on patients seeking a legal medical procedure. ...[Continue Reading]
A Repeat of the Past: The Michael Brown Shooting and Its Civil Rights Implications
The tragic events taking place in Ferguson, Missouri have unfolded numerous times over the years and across the country. ...[Continue Reading]
Wake county judge refuses to vouch for school vouchers
Judge Robert Hobgood has ruled North Carolina's Opportunity Scholarship Program unconstitutional. ...[Continue Reading]
Replacing Blurred Lines with Bright Lines: California’s Senate Bill 967
The bill currently sitting on Governor Jerry Brown's desk would require state universities seeking to obtain financial aid funds to have an "affirmative consent" standard for sexual assault. ...[Continue Reading]
The Battle for the Internet
Internet service providers are looking to expand next-generation broadband, but they could kill the Internet in the process. ...[Continue Reading]
Could a trial keep Rick Perry off the campaign trail?
The Texas Governor and 2016 presidential hopeful is seeking to avoid trial at all costs. ...[Continue Reading]
Does open carry exist in North Carolina?
People across America are openly carrying guns in protest of certain firearm restrictions. Can you do it in North Carolina? ...[Continue Reading]
Bar Examiners Get Tested In Court
A major software glitch could reward bar examinees who filed lawsuits. ...[Continue Reading]
The FDA and DEA Team Up to Place Tighter Restrictions on Hydrocodone-Containing Products
The new rules will make prescription drugs such as Vicodin® and Lortab® more difficult to access, legally or illegally. ...[Continue Reading]
Can a veto be a crime?
Prosecutors say Texas Governor Rick Perry committed two felonies. He insists he was just doing his job. ...[Continue Reading]
Campbell Law extends historical streak on July N.C. Bar Exam
RALEIGH, N.C. – Over the course of the past 25 years, 90.89% of Campbell Law graduates have passed the July North Carolina Bar Exam on their first try. That remarkable statistic, tops among the seven N.C. law schools, comes on the heels of a second-place showing by the institution’s graduates ...[Continue Reading]
