Volume 21, Issue 2

From Amazon’s Domination of E-commerce to Its Foray Into Patent Litigation: Will Amazon Succeed As “the District of Amazon Federal Court”?

Dec
17

Author: Kaity Y. Emerson PDF: //journals.law.unc.edu\/ncjolt/wp-content/uploads/sites/4/2019/12/Emerson_Issue2_Final.pdf Volume: Volume 21, Issue 2

Who Gets the Frozen Embryos During a Divorce? A Case for the Contemporaneous Consent Approach

Dec
17

Abstract: The increase in the use and success of Assisted ReproductiveTechnology has come with an increase in legal and ethical dilemmasfacing courts and prospective parents. In particular, courts in thepast 25 years have grappled with the issue of frozen embryodisposition during a divorce proceeding. Most couples sign someform of contract before freezing their embryos. Many …

The Influencers: Facebook’s Libra, Public Blockchains, and the Ethical Considerations of Centralization

Dec
17

Author: Professor Michele Benedetto Neitz PDF: //journals.law.unc.edu\/ncjolt/wp-content/uploads/sites/4/2019/12/Neitz_Issue2_Final.pdf Volume: Volume 21, Issue 2

Mal-who? Mal-what? Mal-where? The Future Cyber-threat of a Non-fiction Neuromancer: Legally Un-attributable, Cyberspace-bound, Decentralized Autonomous Entities

Dec
17

Author: Jonathan A. Schnader PDF: //journals.law.unc.edu\/ncjolt/wp-content/uploads/sites/4/2019/12/Schnader_Issue2_Final.pdf Volume: Volume 21, Issue 2