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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Paying for the Past: Establishing a Court of Arbitration for Cultural Property Disputes

Rachel Gholson 92 Miss. L. J. 455

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Volume 92, Issue 3 (2023)

Must The NLRB Follow Rule 56 In Its Summary Judgment Opinions?

R. Pepper Crutcher, Jr. 92 Miss. L.J. 523

The Stickiness of Felony Murder: The Morality of a Murder Charge

Kat Albrecht 92 Miss. L.J. 481

The Supreme Court's Judicial Dehumanization And Its Effect on State Prison Conditions

Mariel Soehner 92 Miss. L.J. 645

Electing Out of Subchapter K Under IRC § 761(A): Can Certain Limited Liability Companies And Limited Partnerships Become Eligible To Make The Election?

John C. Nelson, Jr. 92 Miss. L.J. 601

Program Necessity Or Regulatory Inequity: Collection of Indemnity Overpayments Under The Federal Crop Insurance Program

Abbey Bufkin 92 Miss. L.J. 569

Whose Rights Are Body Rights: A Modern-Day Approach Examining The Constitutional Limit To Property Rights In Humans

M. Hope Thompson 92 Miss. L.J. 537