How Far is too Far: James v. Thompson and how Sample Ballots can Serve as Campaign Materials
Written by: A. Johnson In November of 2022, the Supreme Court of Mississippi decided James v. Thompson, 2022 WL 16846611, in which it held that…
Written by: A. Johnson In November of 2022, the Supreme Court of Mississippi decided James v. Thompson, 2022 WL 16846611, in which it held that…
Written by: A. Johnson As the idea of family—and the means to achieve that family—continues to evolve, adoption finds itself among the ranks of various…
Written By: Elissa Furlong An Exciting Time A spring season often brings changes. Indeed, this is an exciting time of transition for the Mississippi…
Written By: Elissa Furlong Mark Your Calendar Despite how unparalleled this past year has been, the Mississippi College Law Review has pressed on with our…
Written By: Elissa Furlong A Special Event Mississippi College School of Law will soon pay tribute to a trailblazing alumna: U.S. Chief District Judge Sharion…
Written by: Benjiman Blakely It is, perhaps, timely to resurface the United States Supreme Court decision in the 1989 case Graham v. Connor given recent…
Written by: Megan Rogers-Hasie Summary of the Case In August of 2004, Brett Jones, Jr., then fifteen years old, was living with his grandparents, Madge…