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	About Us Our Vision Admissions Current Students Faculty & Staff Publications & Clinics Campbell Law Brief Campbell Law Observer Campbell Law Review Juvenile Justice Project Law Library Career Center Alumni Giving	Home > Publications & Clinics > Campbell Law Review > Issues > Selected Issue   Campbell Law Review Issues   Issues -- Full Text Submissions Subscriptions For Current Students Contact Us   These Campbell Law Review articles are made available as PDFs. Volume 31 -- Spring, 2009 -- No. 3 ARTICLES ALLOWING PERPETUITIES IN NORTH CAROLINA Page 399 JOHN V. ORTH AUTOMATIC STAYS AND ADMINSTRATIVE EXPENSES: RIGHTS AND REMEDIES AVAILABLE TO LANDLORDS AND TENANTS IN BANKRUPTCY PROCEEDINGS Page 413 JUDGE JOHN M. TYSON A PRIMER ON NORTH CAROLINA AND FEDERAL USE OF FORCE LAW: TRENDS IN FOURTH AMENDMENT DOCTRINE, QUALIFIED IMMUNITY, AND STATE LAW ISSUES Page 431 J. MICHAEL MCGUINNESS WHY AFFIRMATIVE ACTION REMAINS ESSENTIAL IN THE AGE OF OBAMA Page 503 REGINALD T. SHUFORD CIRCUMVENTION BY DELEGATION? AN ANALYSIS OF NORTH CAROLINA'S OPEN MEETINGS LAW AND THE BYRD LOOPHOLE Page 535 SAMUEL DAVID FLEDER NO NOTICE, NO HEARING, NO PROBLEM? THE CONSTITUTIONALITY OF NORTH CAROLINA'S PREJUDGMENT STATUTE Page 557 JASON A. JENNINGS THE HIDDEN DICHOTOMY IN THE LAW OF MORALITY Page 591 JUSTIN P. NICHOLS

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