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Apprendi/Booker And Anemic Appellate Review, Nancy Gertner

North Carolina Law Review

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A Racially Biased Obstacle Course: Apprendi Transformed The Federal Sentencing Guidelines Into A Series Of Judicial Obstacles; Can Shame Reduce The Racial Disparities, Kallie S. Klein, Susan R. Klein

North Carolina Law Review

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Handling Aggravating Facts After Blakely: Findings From Five Presumptive-Guidelines States, Nancy J. King

North Carolina Law Review

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The Sixth And Eighth Amendment Nexus And The Future Of Mandatory Sentences, William W. Berry Iii

North Carolina Law Review

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Front Matter, North Carolina Journal Of Law And Technology

North Carolina Journal of Law & Technology

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Schrems Ii And Tiktok: Two Sides Of The Same Coin, David A. Hoffman

North Carolina Journal of Law & Technology

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Google Llc V. Cnil: The Location-Based Limits Of The Eu Right To Erasure And Lessons For U.S. Privacy Law, Sam Wrigley, Anne Klinefelter

North Carolina Journal of Law & Technology

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Meaningful Choice: A History Of Consent And Alternatives To The Consent Myth, Charlotte A. Tschider

North Carolina Journal of Law & Technology

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Back On Track: How "Amtrak Joe" Biden Can Overcome The Legal Morass Which Will Attempt To Derail His Railroad Revolution, Keenan Conder

North Carolina Journal of Law & Technology

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Law Enforcement Use Of Facial Recognition: Bias, Disparate Impacts To People Of Color, And The Need For Federal Legislation, Christopher Jones

North Carolina Journal of Law & Technology

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Teaching Leadership In American Law Schools: Why The Pushback?, Martin H. Brinkley

Faculty Publications

In September 2020, I participated in a panel discussion with several other deans at Baylor Law School’s 2020: Vision for Leadership Conference. The subject was “Leadership Programming in Law Schools.”

My assignment was to account for why teaching leadership might meet with resistance from inside law schools, despite widespread agreement that lawyer-leaders have always been and are always likely be critical to the survival of American democracy, as well as our fellow citizens’ hopes of living meaningful, satisfying lives.

This essay endeavors to memorialize and expand on the views I expressed on the panel.

Contents, North Carolina Law Review

North Carolina Law Review

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Their Home Is Not Their Castle: Subsidized Housing's Intrusion Into Family Privacy And Decisional Autonomy, Michelle Y. Ewert

North Carolina Law Review

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Delay & Irreparable Harm: A Study Of Exhaustion Through The Lens Of The Idea, Rosemary Queenan

North Carolina Law Review

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Criminal Law X Addiction, Dawinder S. Sidhu

North Carolina Law Review

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The Fourth Amendment In Your Shower: Naperville, Reasonable Expectations Of Privacy, And The Intimate Nature Of Electric Smart Meter Data, Alexandra Franklin

North Carolina Law Review

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Flag Of Convenience: Substituting Void-For-Vagueness Doctrine For Equal Protection Analysis In Manning V. Caldwell, Nathan Pinnell

North Carolina Law Review

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Physicians' Elusive Public Health Duties, Richard S. Saver

North Carolina Law Review

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The Emotional Woman, Alena M. Allen

North Carolina Law Review

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Ai: Artificial Inventor Or The Real Deal, Anna Carnochan Comer

North Carolina Journal of Law & Technology

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Patent Claim Construction And Corpus Linguistics, Neal Hoopes, Paxton M. Lewis, Amanda Black

North Carolina Journal of Law & Technology

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Front Matter, North Carolina Journal Of Law And Technology

North Carolina Journal of Law & Technology

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Property Rights In Cryptocurrencies: A Law And Economics Perspective, Roee Sarel

North Carolina Journal of Law & Technology

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The Department Of Defense Is Poised To Update Its Climate Change Adaptation Roadmap To Consider "Mitigation Measures": Now Is The Time To Nationally Regulate Solar Radiation Management, Meredith Doswell

North Carolina Journal of Law & Technology

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Political Posturing Or A Move Towards "Net Nationalism?" The Legality Of A Tiktok Ban And Why Foreign Tech Companies Should Be Paying Attention, Gabrielle Supak

North Carolina Journal of Law & Technology

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The Auditing Imperative For Automated Hiring, Ifeoma Ajunwa

AI-DR Collection

The high bar of proof to demonstrate either a disparate treatment or disparate impact cause of action under Title VII of the Civil Rights Act, coupled with the “black box” nature of many automated hiring systems, renders the detection and redress of bias in such algorithmic systems difficult. This Article, with contributions at the intersection of administrative law, employment & labor law, and law & technology, makes the central claim that the automation of hiring both facilitates and obfuscates employment discrimination. That phenomenon and the deployment of intellectual property law as a shield against the scrutiny of automated systems combine …

Exigent Circumstances: Section 13(3) Of The Federal Reserve Act And Federal Emergency Lending Programs, Todd H. Eveson

North Carolina Banking Institute

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An Industry In Crisis: Nonbank Mortgage Servicers And The Cares Act Mortgage Forbearance, Nickolas J. Harrelson

North Carolina Banking Institute

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Removal For Cause: Seila Law And The Future Of The Cfpb And Fhfa, Jackson S. Freeman

North Carolina Banking Institute

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Online Sports Betting: The Opportunities And Risks For Banks, Evan Harrell

North Carolina Banking Institute

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