Comment - Mississippi Law Journal

Wrongful Convictions: Life, Liberty, and the Pursuit of Compensation

Addison K. Watson 87 Miss. L.J. 887

Aggressively and Affirmatively Furthering Fair Housing: Grantees Obligated to Litigate

Jay Michael Patterson 87 Miss. L.J. 859

American Business USA Corp.: The Cloudy Lines of the Dormant Commerce Clause in Sales Taxation

Tyler Alcorn 87 Miss. L.J. 679

Beyond the Dictionary: Why Sua Sponte Judicial Use of Corpus Linguistics is Not Appropriate for Statutory Interpretation

Daniel C. Tankersley 87 Miss. L.J. 641

Hearing the Unheard: Crafting a Hearsay Exception for Intellectually Disabled Individuals

Alison G. Geter 87 Miss. L.J. 469

Oh the Insanity: After 124 Years, It's Time to Amend Mississippi's Slayer Statute to Account for the Insane Slayer

Zachary B. Roberson 87 Miss. L.J. 441

Keeping Faith with the Fourth Amendment: Why States Should Require a Warrant for Breathalyzer Tests in the Wake of Birchfield v. North Dakota

Catherine Norton 87 Miss. L.J. 237

Tailored Jury Instructions: Writing Instructions That Match a Specific Jury's Reading Level

Jonathan M. Barnes 87 Miss. L.J. 193