Duke Law Journal took dubious approach toward minorities
Aaron Sibarium of the Washington Free Beacon highlights bad news for a leading Triangle university. At the end of finals period each May, the Duke Law Journal hosts a two-week-long…
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Aaron Sibarium of the Washington Free Beacon highlights bad news for a leading Triangle university. At the end of finals period each May, the Duke Law Journal hosts a two-week-long…
Every year, hundreds of thousands of North Carolinians are charged with motor vehicle offenses. Most of those charges are resolved in a straightforward way. The offender appears at the courthouse,…
One of the many things I like about living in North Carolina is the extent to which North Carolinians live up to the state motto: “Esse Quam Videri” (“To Be…
This week, Carolina Journal’s Brooke Conrad reported on a proposed bag ban in Durham. According to Conrad: In Durham, that city’s Environmental Advisory Board recently endorsed the idea of charging…
July 9, 2018, was the 150th anniversary of the ratification of the 14th Amendment to the United States Constitution. Elizabeth Nolan Brown explained the significance in a piece at Reason.com: The…
Last week, the Independent reported that: In a landmark decision, the jury ruling on the first of twenty-six nuisance cases against pork-producer Murphy-Brown LLC awarded the plaintiffs damages of more…
Lindsay Marchello reports for Carolina Journal Online on school voucher supporters’ response to a flawed Duke law school study. John Hood’s Daily Journal explains why North Carolina’s close partisan divide…
Gov. Roy Cooper vetoed House Bill 467, Agriculture and Forestry Nuisance Remedies, on Friday. In his veto message, he noted, “Special protection for one industry opens the door to weakening…
Michael E. Tigar, Professor Emeritus at Duke Law School, was one of 15 law professors who accused the presidential advisor of ethical violations in a complaint filed with the DC Court of Appeals on…
Back from vacation—no better way to get caught up than reading this week’s Rhino. *Right off the bat, John Hammers on Greensboro City Council’s hands off approach toward the ’15-’16…
Robert Reich, formerly Clinton’s secretary of labor, is a resolute statist who can dream up silly reasons to support just about any increase in government power to mandate X, prohibit…
Lawrence Zelenak teaches at Duke Law school and has recently written a book and an New York Times piece on the reasons why he likes the income tax system. In…