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In Memoriam: William Brantley Aycock, Martin H. Brinkley, John V. Orth, Esphur E. Foster, Judith Welch Wegner
In Memoriam: William Brantley Aycock, Martin H. Brinkley, John V. Orth, Esphur E. Foster, Judith Welch Wegner
North Carolina Law Review
William Brantley “Bill” Aycock passed away on June 20, 2015, at ninety-nine years old. A graduate of the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill (M.A. 1937, J.D. 1948), Bill Aycock served his alma mater for twenty-nine years as a law professor and seven years as chancellor. This Article, a collection of memories shared by his colleagues and friends at a memorial service held at the University of North Carolina School of Law on October 26, 2015, honors Chancellor Aycock’s marvelous and dynamic life.
Corporate Darwinism: Disciplining Managers In A World With Weak Shareholder Litigation, James D. Cox, Randall S. Thomas
Corporate Darwinism: Disciplining Managers In A World With Weak Shareholder Litigation, James D. Cox, Randall S. Thomas
North Carolina Law Review
Because representative shareholder litigation has been constrained by numerous legal developments, the corporate governance system has developed new mechanisms as alternative means to address managerial agency costs. We posit that recent significant governance developments in the corporate world are the natural consequence of the ineffectiveness and inefficiency of shareholder suits to address certain genre of managerial agency costs. We thus argue that corporate governance responses evolve to fill voids caused by the inability of shareholder suits to monitor and discipline corporate managers. We further claim that these new governance responses are themselves becoming stronger due in part to the rising …
The Eugenics Movement In North Carolina, Alfred L. Brophy, Elizabeth Troutman
The Eugenics Movement In North Carolina, Alfred L. Brophy, Elizabeth Troutman
North Carolina Law Review
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Overcoming The Rippy Effect: Why The North Carolina Business Corporations Act Should Allow Permissive Officer Exculpation, Jordan C. Hilton
Overcoming The Rippy Effect: Why The North Carolina Business Corporations Act Should Allow Permissive Officer Exculpation, Jordan C. Hilton
North Carolina Law Review
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N.C. Innocence Inquiry Commission's First Decade: Impressive Success And Lessons Learned, Robert P. Mosteller
N.C. Innocence Inquiry Commission's First Decade: Impressive Success And Lessons Learned, Robert P. Mosteller
North Carolina Law Review
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Thirty Years Of Disappointment: North Carolina's Remarkable Appellate Batson Record, Daniel R. Pollitt, Brittany P. Warren
Thirty Years Of Disappointment: North Carolina's Remarkable Appellate Batson Record, Daniel R. Pollitt, Brittany P. Warren
North Carolina Law Review
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Called To Duty: Justice William J. Gaston, Barbara A. Jackson
Called To Duty: Justice William J. Gaston, Barbara A. Jackson
North Carolina Law Review
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The "Right To Commit Nuisance" In North Carolina: A Historical Analysis Of The Right-To-Farm Act, Cordon M. Smart
The "Right To Commit Nuisance" In North Carolina: A Historical Analysis Of The Right-To-Farm Act, Cordon M. Smart
North Carolina Law Review
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North Carolina's Heritage Protection Act: Cementing Confederate Monuments In North Carolina's Landscape, Kasi E. Wahlers
North Carolina's Heritage Protection Act: Cementing Confederate Monuments In North Carolina's Landscape, Kasi E. Wahlers
North Carolina Law Review
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Untangling The Role Of Race In Capital Charging And Sentencing In North Carolina, 1990-2009, Barbara O'Brien, Catherine M. Grosso, George Woodworth, Abijah Taylor
Untangling The Role Of Race In Capital Charging And Sentencing In North Carolina, 1990-2009, Barbara O'Brien, Catherine M. Grosso, George Woodworth, Abijah Taylor
North Carolina Law Review
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"The Whole Of The Constitutional History Of England Is A Commentary On This Charter", Charles Donahue Jr.
"The Whole Of The Constitutional History Of England Is A Commentary On This Charter", Charles Donahue Jr.
North Carolina Law Review
No abstract provided.
Magna Carta For The Masses: An Analysis Of Eighteenth-Century Americans' Growing Familiarity With The Great Charter In Newspapers, Sally E. Hadden
Magna Carta For The Masses: An Analysis Of Eighteenth-Century Americans' Growing Familiarity With The Great Charter In Newspapers, Sally E. Hadden
North Carolina Law Review
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The Myth Of Magna Carta Revisited, R. H. Helmholz
The Myth Of Magna Carta Revisited, R. H. Helmholz
North Carolina Law Review
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Magna Carta's American Adventure, A. E. Dick Howard
Magna Carta's American Adventure, A. E. Dick Howard
North Carolina Law Review
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Magna Carta: The First Eight Hundred Years, Alfred L. Brophy, William P. Marshall, John V. Orth
Magna Carta: The First Eight Hundred Years, Alfred L. Brophy, William P. Marshall, John V. Orth
North Carolina Law Review
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The Magna Carta Betrayed?, Jed S. Rakoff
The Magna Carta Betrayed?, Jed S. Rakoff
North Carolina Law Review
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Magna Carta And The Forest Charter: Two Stories Of Property, Paul Babie
Magna Carta And The Forest Charter: Two Stories Of Property, Paul Babie
North Carolina Law Review
No abstract provided.
Blackstone's Magna Carta, Wilfrid Prest
Blackstone's Magna Carta, Wilfrid Prest
North Carolina Law Review
No abstract provided.
Charter Constitutionalism: The Myth Of Edward Coke And The Virginia Charter, Mary Sarah Bilder
Charter Constitutionalism: The Myth Of Edward Coke And The Virginia Charter, Mary Sarah Bilder
North Carolina Law Review
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Magna Carta For The World? The Merchants' Chapter And Foreign Capital In The Early American Republic, Daniel Hulsebosch
Magna Carta For The World? The Merchants' Chapter And Foreign Capital In The Early American Republic, Daniel Hulsebosch
North Carolina Law Review
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The Past Is Never Dead: Magna Carta In North Carolina, John V. Orth
The Past Is Never Dead: Magna Carta In North Carolina, John V. Orth
North Carolina Law Review
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The Conservative Magna Carta, Mary Ziegler
The Conservative Magna Carta, Mary Ziegler
North Carolina Law Review
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Adaptive Discrimination, Elise C. Boddie
Adaptive Discrimination, Elise C. Boddie
North Carolina Law Review
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An "Insurmountable Hurdle" To Class Action Certification? The Heightened Ascertainability Requirement's Effect On Small Consumer Claims, Sarah R. Cansler
An "Insurmountable Hurdle" To Class Action Certification? The Heightened Ascertainability Requirement's Effect On Small Consumer Claims, Sarah R. Cansler
North Carolina Law Review
No abstract provided.
The Univited Guest: The Unexpected Damage To Privacy From The Expansion Of Implied Licenses, Isaac A. Rank
The Univited Guest: The Unexpected Damage To Privacy From The Expansion Of Implied Licenses, Isaac A. Rank
North Carolina Law Review
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Patent Scope And Enablement In Rapidly Developing Arts, Alan L. Durham
Patent Scope And Enablement In Rapidly Developing Arts, Alan L. Durham
North Carolina Law Review
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Precedent In Statutory Interpretation, Lawrence M. Solan
Precedent In Statutory Interpretation, Lawrence M. Solan
North Carolina Law Review
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Plausibly Willful -- Tightening Pleading Standards In Facta Credit Card Receipt Litigation Where Only An Expiration Date Is Present, J. Patrick Redmon
Plausibly Willful -- Tightening Pleading Standards In Facta Credit Card Receipt Litigation Where Only An Expiration Date Is Present, J. Patrick Redmon
North Carolina Law Review
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Death And Privacy In The Digital Age, Natalie M. Banta
Death And Privacy In The Digital Age, Natalie M. Banta
North Carolina Law Review
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Transnational Litigation As A Prisoner's Dilemma, Maya Steinitz, Paul Gowder
Transnational Litigation As A Prisoner's Dilemma, Maya Steinitz, Paul Gowder
North Carolina Law Review
No abstract provided.