The North Carolina Law Review, a student-operated journal, serves judges, attorneys, scholars, and students by publishing outstanding legal scholarship.
Chapel Hill, NC
Joined July 2009
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Very happy to have won 2 @Concurrences #AntitrustWritingAwards! Grateful to @CompetitionLaws, my mergers co-author Macy Chung (@gibsondunn), the @NCLRev and @JECLAP #AWA #AWA2025
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Spoke to @BLaw re: another fed case assignment debacle in Texas. As I argue in my forthcoming (in 2 wks!) @NCLRev article Constitutional Case Assignment, 28 USC 137 doesn't necessarily give a single chief judge this kind of power. papers.ssrn.com/sol3/papers.…
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Excited to see my article w Jenia Turner about the role of judges in Sentencing in an Era of Plea Bargains is now published in the @NCLRev
Vol. 102, Issue 1 is now live on the N.C. L. Rev. website at northcarolinalawreview.org/r…, and a new article can be found on the Forum: northcarolinalawreview.org/f…
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So delighted to be @unc_law for the @NCLRev Symposium on "Families, Crisis, and Economic Security: Rethinking the Role of Government." Many thanks to EIC Katie DeAngelis (pictured), Symposium Editors Elisabeth Baldwin and Will Meekins, and student staffers for their hard work!
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Serious FOMO not being in person but grateful that organizers @NCLRev allow me to join virtually. Looking forward to presenting my new work "Rich Dad, Gay Dad: The Wealth Traps of Gay Parenthood" & to listening to @EichnerMaxine @clarehuntington @NaomiCahn @ProfMMurray & others
Starting at 9:30am, tune into @NCLRev Symposium covering Families, Crisis, and Economic Security: Rethinking the Role of Government. Live stream here unc.zoom.us/webinar/register…
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A wonderful thread about Julius Chambers — one of America’s best lawyers of the second half of the 1900s. Chambers is the reason I am a NCian. My parents moved us to Charlotte in 1967 so my dad Adam could join Chambers and James Ferguson to form NC’s first integrated law firm. ❤️
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Lovely quote! I'm proud to be in a vehicle for change, rather than a mausoleum! scholarship.law.tamu.edu/fac…
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Professor @dilleradollar’s article, “Is Enhanced Judicial Review the Correct Antidote to Excessive State Preemption?” was recently published in volume 100 of the @NCLRev. The piece was part of a symposium on the National League of Cities home rule project. unc.live/3ciwxjM
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In March, @NCLRev held a symposium honoring Judge James Wynn of the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Fourth Circuit.
Articles from the symposium are now available to read via the journal's online publication, “The North Carolina Law Review Forum.”
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1/ Very excited to announce that @NCLRev recently published the final version of my article, "Is Enhanced Judicial Review the Correct Antidote to Excessive State Preemption?" scholarship.law.unc.edu/cgi/…
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“Redemption Localism” is now out @NCLRev’s symposium on Home Rule. It tells the story of localism in the South between 1875-1900. Redeemers manipulated the levers of localism to protect and perpetuate white supremacy. We still live with the results.
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This is going to be such a good time — and the perfect time to lift up a Black public defender circuit judge!
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Professor Richard Saver's @NCLRev article "Physicians' Elusive Public Health Duties" has been identified by Carl Coleman as one of the best works of recent scholarship relating to health law, in a review published today in Jotwell. health.jotwell.com/the-hidde…
Carl Coleman, The Hidden Public Health Consequences of “Putting Patients First” health.jotwell.com/the-hidde… reviewing Richard S. Saver, Physicians' Elusive Public Health Duties, 99 N.C. L. Rev. 923 (2021).
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Jay A. Soled (@RutgersLaw), Upstream Tax Planning: A Case Study of Why Congress Should Institute a General Anti-Abuse Rule?, 99 @NCLRev 643 (2021) bit.ly/2RQW1KT
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Nice shoutout to @NCLRev in this article about @randersenjones @sonjarwest’s important — and disturbing — new article about #SCOTUS’s deteriorating view of the news media. This doesn’t bode well for our democracy.
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Excited to share "Modernizing Mortgage Law," forthcoming in the @NCLRev: papers.ssrn.com/sol3/papers.… One more paper about mortgage servicing! (I can't get enough)
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Thrilled that my article *The End of Affirmative Action* will be published in the centennial issue of @NCLRev! Using theory, case law, & empirical data on law students, I propose moving affirmative action beyond #diversity toward #equity & #inclusion. /1 ssrn.com/abstract=3810391
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My latest article, Reverse Legal Transplants, is published with the @NCLRev This Article presents a case study of a reverse legal transplant—the movement of restrictions on abortion from India to the United States. Check it out here: northcarolinalawreview.org/2…
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To celebrate the 20th anniversary of Apprendi v. New Jersey, @NCLRev held a symposium. This is my contribution, which discusses how the Supreme Court's Sixth Amendment sentencing remedy has undermined the right recognized in Apprendi. #ApprendiAt20 papers.ssrn.com/sol3/papers.…
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Check out this great piece, entitled "THE DRUG (PRICING) WARS: STATES, PREEMPTION, AND UNSUSTAINABLE PRICES" by my colleague @ProfZBuck in the @NCLRev northcarolinalawreview.org/w…