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The Campbell Law Observer is a student run online-only legal publication covering a broad base of interesting legal topics.

05/21/2021

From no supervising attorney, no community partners, and no dedicated mission to now the most recent recipient of the Outstanding Project in Pro Bono and Public Service, please read below to learn more about the Veterans Pro Bono Project at Campbell Law and their new mission of proving discharge upgrade services to veterans. Authored by Editor-In-Chief Wyatt Bland ('21).

For two out of my three years at Campbell Law, I had the honor to serve as one of the Managing Partners for the Student Pro Bono Council’s Veterans Project. The Project was able to transition from not having any pro bono services to now the most recent recipient of the Outstanding Project in Pro B...

04/01/2021

North Carolina is the only state in the nation where the law declares a 6-year-old an eligible defendant in the juvenile justice system. Read the latest CLO article from Editor-In-Chief Wyatt Bland below to learn more about the ongoing efforts to raise the minimum age for juvenile jurisdiction in N.C.

North Carolina is the only state in the nation where the law declares a 6-year-old an eligible defendant in the juvenile justice system. North Carolina has proven it can raise the maximum, and now it is time to raise the minimum age.

03/29/2021

Anyone drive past a Tesla on the highway and wonder if the driver is actually driving? You're not alone. Read the latest CLO article authored by Kaitlin Autrey (Class of '21) to learn more about the legal issues facing self-driving cars

Automated vehicles with automated driving abilities have become a far more common sight recently. Regardless of who or what may be at fault for accidents involving autonomous cars, it is clear that the law on the subject will have to soon address this issue.

03/21/2021

Be sure to check out the latest CLO article about the issue of Redlining in North Carolina authored by Kayla McDaniel (Class of '21) at the link below

It is no secret that North Carolina has a rather dismal history of upholding racial segregation. In the Jim Crow era, cities like Winston Salem and Asheville embraced racist policies designed to enforce segregation, particularly in housing. The legacy of these practices has led to devastating conseq...

03/18/2021

Be sure to check out the latest CLO article and the first authored by Staff Writer Rachel Pilkington (Class of '22) discussing clerks of court and how they operate in the judicial system

Clerks of court have not only been interpreting the law for over 200 years but applying it too.

03/05/2021

The North Carolina General Statutes are often ignored in the discussion of North Carolina greatness, but the statutes showcase hidden symbols that give deeper insight into our state’s history. Read Carly Amendola's (Class of '22) latest CLO article below to learn more about NC's lesser-known official state symbols

The North Carolina General Statutes are often ignored in the discussion of North Carolina greatness, but the statutes showcase hidden symbols that give deeper insight into our state’s history.

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The Campbell Law Observer is a student run online-only legal publication covering a broad base of interesting legal topics. The goal of the CLO is to provide reports, articles, and unique perspectives about current legal topics for the benefit of attorneys, legal scholars, students, and other interested members of the public at large. Articles are written by Campbell Law student staff writers, Campbell Law faculty, and guest contributors. While interest in the CLO likely arises mostly from within the legal community, the CLO strives to appeal to lawyers and non-lawyers alike.