Mississippi Law Journal – The Mississippi Law Journal, established in 1928, is a law review published at the University of Mississippi School of Law.

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Why Visual Art Requires Its Own Standard Under Copyright Fair Use

Carter E. Babaz 92 Miss. L. J. 231

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Volume 92, Issue 1 (2022)

Famously Anonymous: Why Anonymous News Sources Should Not Be Considered Public Figures for the Purposes of the Actual Malice Privilege

Zachary R. Cormier 92 Miss. L. J. 195

Racialized Implications of Officer Gang Expert Testimony

Sara Hildebrand 92 Miss. L. J. 155

Child Welfare Requires Adequate Remedial Services

Raymond C. O'Brien 92 Miss. L. J. 107

Worthless Services and Drugs Is a Viable Theory of Recovery Under the False Claims Act: Establishing a Uniform Standard for Courts to Adopt

Joel D. Hesch 92 Miss. L. J. 67

Legal Ethics As a Roadblock to Police Accountability

Lawrence Rosenthal 92 Miss. L. J. 1

Why Visual Art Requires Its Own Standard Under Copyright Fair Use

Carter E. Babaz 92 Miss. L. J. 231