Dobbs and the New Wild West: Surveying a Fluid Legal Landscape
On June 24, 2022, the U.S. Supreme Court’s ruling in Dobbs v. Jackson Women’s Health Organization overturned Roe v. Wade and its baseline federal protections,…
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Tort Reform & Mississippi: A Fevered Narrative
*** This article is hyperbolic and factually relaxed. It is intended to entertain and does not accurately represent the views of the author*** [Location: Jackson,…
“Sweltering, Undisputed, and Suffocating” Jackson’s Crime Problem or the Legislature’s Solution?
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…
Disenfranchisement Talk
Bruen, U.S. v. Bullock, and rethinking bar admission prohibitions in Mississippi I. Bullock and Bruen Since Bruen, federal courts have heard numerous Second Amendment…
Arc of the Covenant: Does a Foreclosure on a Deed of Trust Extinguish Later Recorded Covenants?
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…
