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Sexual Abuse And Statistic Misuse: An Analysis Of The Static-99r, Mara Howard-Williams

North Carolina Law Review

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Contents, North Carolina Law Review

North Carolina Law Review

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Front Matter, North Carolina Law Review

North Carolina Law Review

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Sentenced To Surveillance: Fourth Amendment Limits On Electronic Monitoring, Kate Weisburd

North Carolina Law Review

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A Guide And Index For Finding Evidence Of Original Meaning Of The U.S. Constitution In Early State Constitutions And Declarations Of Rights, Gregory E. Maggs

North Carolina Law Review

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A Great And Profitable Clause: Why The New York City Bar Association Says It Is Time To Pay Attention To Investors Behind The Curtain, W. Hunter Huffman

North Carolina Law Review

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Whose Dance Is It Anyway?: Carving Out Protection For Short Dances In The Fast-Paced Digital Era, Chandler Martin

North Carolina Law Review

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Front Matter, North Carolina Journal Of Law & Technology

North Carolina Journal of Law & Technology

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The Danger Of Dealer's Choice: Why State-By-State Regulation Of Online Sports Betting Is Not Enough, Lily Faulconer

North Carolina Journal of Law & Technology

In 2018, the Supreme Court struck down the federal prohibition on states’ legalization of sports gambling, enabling states to legalize and regulate the activity. As a result, numerous states have passed sports gambling legislation, making it now legal in nineteen states and the District of Columbia. However, no state regulation looks alike. Given the criminal associations of past sports gambling and the privacy and security issues imbedded in the use of sports betting technology, there is a need for strong, proactive, and consistent federal sports betting regulation, particularly as it relates to online gambling activities. This paper explores the evolution …

Facial Recognition Technology: A Call For The Creation Of A Framework Combining Government Regulation And A Commitment To Corporate Responsibility, Sarah Chun

North Carolina Journal of Law & Technology

At a fundamental level, the misuse of facial recognition endangers privacy, human rights, and constitutional rights. However, merely banning facial recognition will not address or solve the issues and risks inherent in the use of facial recognition. Rather than an outright ban, developing specific limitations controlling how or when facial recognition can be used in public or private spaces can better serve public interests. This paper suggests creating a framework that combines government regulation and a commitment to social responsibility by developers. Creating this multi-prong framework can help distribute the burden of regulating facial recognition technology amongst parties such as …

The Extended Corporate Mind: When Corporations Use Ai To Break The Law, Mihailis E. Diamantis

North Carolina Law Review

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Is Algorithmic Affirmative Action Legal?, Jason R. Bent

AI-DR Collection

This Article is the first to comprehensively explore whether algorithmic affirmative action is lawful. It concludes that both statutory and constitutional antidiscrimination law leave room for race-aware affirmative action in the design of fair algorithms. Along the way, the Article recommends some clarifications of current doctrine and proposes the pursuit of formally race-neutral methods to achieve the admittedly race-conscious goals of algorithmic affirmative action.

The Article proceeds as follows. Part I introduces algorithmic affirmative action. It begins with a brief review of the bias problem in machine learning and then identifies multiple design options for algorithmic fairness. These designs are …

The Politicizing Of Cultural Heritage, Leila Amineddoleh

North Carolina Journal of International Law

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Risking Criminal Liability In Cultural Property Transactions, Karin Orenstein

North Carolina Journal of International Law

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Contents, North Carolina International Law Journal

North Carolina Journal of International Law

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Patrimony In Peril, Zachary E. Shufro, Kendall K. Thielemann

North Carolina Journal of International Law

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Keynote: Restoration Of A Culture: A California Lawyer's Lengthy Quest To Restitute Nazi-Looted Art, Donald S. Burris

North Carolina Journal of International Law

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Recovering Stolen Art And Antiquities Under The Forfeiture Laws: Who Is Entitled To Property When There Are Conflicting Claims, Stefan D. Cassella

North Carolina Journal of International Law

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Provenience And Provenance Intersecting With International Law In The Market For Antiquities, Patty G. Gerstenblith

North Carolina Journal of International Law

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The Hear Act And Laches After Three Years, Simon J. Frankel

North Carolina Journal of International Law

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A Comparative Look At Nazi Plundered Art, Looted Antiquities, And Stolen Indigenous Objects, Marc Masurovsky

North Carolina Journal of International Law

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Masthead, North Carolina Banking Institute

North Carolina Banking Institute

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The Long Game: The Decade-Long Effort To Dismantle The Dodd-Frank Act, Eric J. Spitler

North Carolina Banking Institute

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Introduction: Mini-Symposium On Comprehensive Data Privacy Reform Legislation In The United States, North Carolina Banking Institute

North Carolina Banking Institute

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Affordable Housing: Plenty Of Demand, But No Supply To Be Found, Thomas E. Walls

North Carolina Banking Institute

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Clo Risk Retention: A Case Study In Regulatory Indiscretion, Elliot Ganz, Phillip Black

North Carolina Banking Institute

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Funding The Future: Marketplace Lending Equity Crowdfunding, And Bank Lending, Brage Humphries

North Carolina Banking Institute

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Front Matter, North Carolina Banking Institute

North Carolina Banking Institute

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Cannabis Reform: High On The Banking Agenda, Katherine P. Franck

North Carolina Banking Institute

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Front Matter, North Carolina Law Review

North Carolina Law Review

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