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NORTH CAROLINA LAW REVIEW 
Volume 102 Number 5 Article 1 
6-1-2024 
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North Carolina Law Review 
VOLUME 102 JUNE 2024  ISSUE 5 
 
CONTENTS 
FOREWORD 
WALTER DELLINGER AND THE PATH OF 
CONSTITUTIONAL LAW  ..................................... William P. Marshall 1317 
 
ESSAYS 
ON ACADEMIC LAWYERS IN THE U.S. 
GOVERNMENT: WALTER’S WISDOM ................. Harold Hongju Koh 1321 
 
ABORTION, GAY EQUALITY, AND THE NORMATIVE 
POWER OF THE ACTUAL  ......................................... Pamela S. Karlan 1335 
 
SAFE STORAGE AND SELF-DEFENSE FROM HELLER 
TO BRUEN ................................................................... Joseph Blocher 1353 
 
THE HARLAN COURT: A CONSTITUTIONAL 
ALTERNATE HISTORY .......................................... H. Jefferson Powell 1381 
 
WALTER DELLINGER: THE LAWYER AS 
CONSUMMATE TEACHER ................................... Michael J. Gerhardt 1403 
 
PRESIDENTIAL AUTHORITY TO DECLINE TO 
FOLLOW SUPREME COURT OPINIONS .................. Cristina Rodríguez 1411 
 
MANUSCRIPT 
REFLECTIONS ON RACE, THE CONSTITUTION, AND 
GROWING UP IN THE SEGREGATED SOUTH ................ Walter Dellinger 1429 
 
 
 
 


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NORTH CAROLINA LAW REVIEW 
Volume 102 Number 2 Article 1 
1-1-2024 
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North Carolina Law Review 
VOLUME 102 JANUARY 2024  ISSUE 2 
 
CONTENTS 
ARTICLES 
TRANSFORMING LEGAL SEX ............................................. Noa Ben-Asher 335 
 
MAKING A MOTHER: THE SUPREME COURT AND 
THE CONSTITUTIVE RHETORIC OF 
MOTHERHOOD  .......................................................... Lucy Williams 395 
 
IRRECONCILABLE: MCDONNELL DOUGLAS AND 
SUMMARY JUDGMENT  ........................................... Sandra F. Sperino 459 
 
TRUTH BOUNTIES: A MARKET SOLUTION TO FAKE 
NEWS  ................................. Yonathan A. Arbel & Michael D. Gilbert 509 
 
COMMENTS 
DUELING DISCRETION: THE IMPERFECT MECHANISMS 
FOR REMOVING ELECTED PROSECUTORS  ................ Meighan R. Parsh 573 
 
FLANKING FERES: THE CAMP LEJEUNE JUSTICE ACT OF 
2022 AND THE FUTURE OF THE MILITARY’S 
SOVEREIGN IMMUNITY  ................................................ William Rhyne 619 
 
RECENT DEVELOPMENTS 
STIGMA IN THE SUNSHINE STATE: HOW THE 
ELEVENTH CIRCUIT IGNORED IMPORTANT EQUAL 
PROTECTION CONSIDERATIONS AND 
CONTRIBUTED TO THE PANIC AGAINST THE 
TRANSGENDER COMMUNITY  ......................... Christopher M. Thomas 661 
 
“ONE FREE RAPE”: THE CONSEQUENCES OF THE POST-
NOTICE APPROACH TO TITLE IX’S DELIBERATE 
INDIFFERENCE REQUIREMENT  ....................... Sharis Molly Manokian 681 
 
 
 


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