Pro Bono Publico Service: Should it be mandatory for lawyers in North Carolina?
The State of New York recently announced that it is implementing a 50 hour pro bono requirement for admission to […]
Constitutional & Public Law
Investigations into the Policies, Procedures, and Practices of the N.C. SBI Forensic Laboratory
In March 2010, North Carolina Attorney General Roy Cooper commissioned former FBI agents Chris Swecker and Michael Wolf to investigate
Regulation of Commercial Breeders: Timely & Needed or Unnecessary & Burdensome?
In 2009, North Carolina Senate Bill 460 (SB 460), sponsored by Senator Don Davis, made its first appearance in the
The Future of Fracking in North Carolina
Why North Carolina? North Carolina is situated in the middle of a controversial debate about the extraction of natural gas,
Constitutional & Public Law
Big Pond vs. Small Pond: Why Law School Graduates Should Consider Practicing in Small Communities
The time has finally come. I am days away from graduating from law school, and while words cannot adequately describe
The Reach of an Honor Code: Should Law Students Face Discipline for Serious Offenses Outside the Academic Community?
Standard protocol in academia includes the implementation of a code of conduct for matriculating students. These codes, often in the
North Carolina: No Longer Open For Business
Imagine being a ten-year-old child in the foster system, growing up believing that no person truly loves you and feeling