Article – Mississippi Law Journal

Understanding University Fee Litigation: A Few Lessons About the Perils of Imprudence for Higher Ed Plan Sponsors

Maria O'Brien & Calvin Utter 90 Miss. L. J. 441

How Jurors' Beliefs Count

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Immoral Patents

David O. Taylor 90 Miss. L. J. 271

Battle Against Liquor: Will Wal-Mart Soon be at the U.S. Supreme Court?

Alyson Outenreath 90 Miss. L. J. 347

A Clean Record as Character Evidence

Michael D. Cicchini 90 Miss. L. J. 315

The Inconspicuous DHS: The Supreme Court, Celebrity Culture, and Justice David H. Souter

Chad Oldfather 90 Miss. L. J. 183

Learning From Our Mistakes: Conversation Analysis Reveals Best Practices For a Student-Staffed Pro Bono Project

Linda F. Smith 90 Miss. L. J. 101

Can Student Loans Be Discharged in Bankruptcy?

Bruce Grohsgal 90 Miss. L. J. 35

Stop Before It Starts: Regulating Employee Microchipping in the COVID-19 Era

Jarod S. Gonzalez 90 Miss. L. J. 1

The Protection of Private Information on the Internet Under Tort Law in Korea

Seong Wook Heo 89 Miss. L. J. 697