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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Twas the Devil: Hearing the Constitutional Infirmity of the Modern American Death Penalty in the Bygone Songs of Ozark Folklore

Chance Meyer 87 Miss. L.J. 767

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Volume 89, Issue 3 (2020)

Dangerous Subjects in Every Sense: Violence and Politics at the Law Department of the University of Mississippi

Alexander M. Heideman 89 Miss. L. J. 407

A Pedagogical Rationale for the Law Professor as Moot Court Coach

David W. Case 89 Miss. L. J. 367

Mississippi's Miller Mire: The Misapplication of Miller v. Alabama in Mississippi and a Proposed Modern Model Statute

Michael Joseph Stirgus 89 Miss. L. J. 557

Adoption Ain't an Option: The Need for Embryo Transfer Laws in Mississippi

Catherine Pettis 89 Miss. L. J. 525

Modernizing Certificate of Need Laws to Match the Post-Affordable Care Act Landscape: Using Mississippi as a Case Study for Reform in Healthcare Costs and Access to Rural Care

Katelin Davis 89 Miss. L. J. 479