Harness v. Hosemann: Does § 241 of the Mississippi Constitution Violate the Fourteenth Amendment?
Written by: Katelyn Pearson Summary of the Case Roy Harness and Kamel Karriem, as a result of their convictions of crimes under § 241 of…
Author: Katelyn Pearson
Katelyn is a third-year law student from Brandon, Mississippi. Katelyn graduated from the University of Montevallo where she received her Bachelor’s degree in Political Science and History and played on the women’s soccer team. Katelyn served as Chair of the Bylaws Special Committee in 2020 for the Law Review. Katelyn is a teacher’s assistant for Criminal Law and Evidence. In the summer of 2019, Katelyn was a law clerk for the Hinds County District Attorney’s Office and currently works as a law clerk at Carmody Law Office in Flowood, Mississippi.
Van Buren v. United States: Does a Police Officer Violate the Computer Fraud and Abuse Act if the Officer is Authorized to Access Certain Information on a Computer but the Officer Accesses the Information for an Improper Purpose?
Written By: Katelyn Pearson The United States Supreme Court on November 30, 2020 heard oral arguments of an appeal from the Eleventh Circuit. Nathan Van…
