Depending on who is asked, H.B. 1020 and the recently expanded Capital Complex Improvement District (“CCID”) were either a solution to Jackson’s well-known crime problem…
The Mississippi Supreme Court addressed this question in Loblolly Properties LLC v. Le Papillion Homeowner’s Associations Inc., (Miss. 2023). In Loblolly, Chattel Group (“Chattel”), the…
Written by: McKenna Stone Cloud Volume 40, Issue 3, of the Mississippi College Law Review is dedicated to former Mississippi Supreme Court Justice Fred L.…
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: Jaime Weida To sustain a criminal conviction in Mississippi, the State must prove the defendant’s guilt beyond a reasonable doubt, but does the…
Written by: Hunter Ransom Initiative Measure No. 65 has been a controversial topic in Mississippi for the last several years. With the intent to establish…
Written by D. Nathan Smith In King v. Miss. Military Dept., 245 So.3d 404 (Miss. 2018), the Mississippi Supreme Court, in one fell swoop, stated…
Written by: Donald Campbell When I practiced law, I remember a conversation with a senior attorney about a case when, in response to a statement…
