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North Carolina Law Review

NORTH CAROLINA LAW REVIEW 
Volume 103 Number 3 Article 1 
3-1-2025 
Contents 
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North Carolina Law Review 
VOLUME 103 MARCH 2025  ISSUE 3 
 
CONTENTS 
 
ARTICLES 
FINANCIAL HARDSHIP AND FORUM 
SELECTION CLAUSES .................................................. John F. Coyle 641 
 
THE PRISON PENALTY: USE OF FORCE LITIGATION 
AFTER KINGSLEY V. HENDRICKSON ....................... Danielle C. Jefferis 685 
 
STRATEGY FOR STRATEGY’S SAKE .................................... Edith Beerdsen 733 
 
COMMENTS 
ZERO-SUM ENVIRONMENTALISM: COMPETING TAX 
INCENTIVES FOR SOLAR FARMS AND WILDLIFE 
CONSERVATION LAND .......................................... Nathaniel Swigart 803 
 
H.B. 76’S TROJAN HORSE: AN ANALYSIS OF 
CERTIFICATE OF NEED REFORM IN 
NORTH CAROLINA ................................................... Morgan W. Lee 839 
 
RECENT DEVELOPMENT 
UNDETERRED: ON THE NORTH CAROLINA GENERAL 
ASSEMBLY’S DECISION TO DOUBLE DOWN ON 
CRIMINALIZING THE OPIOID EPIDEMIC ................... Drew Alexander 891 
 
FORUM 
THE HARDEST THING I’VE EVER DONE: REENTRY 
REALITIES OF CRIMINALIZED SURVIVORS......................................... 
 ............. Emunah Evans, Marsha Weissman & Deborah M. Weissman 79 


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