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Mississippi College Law Review

The Mississippi College Law Review is a student-run organization that strives to expand upon and analyze the ever-evolving field of legal study. The law review aims to provide a reliable source of legal information that is both applicable to the state of Mississippi and the country as a whole.

Current Issue: Volume 42, Issue 1 (2024) Symposium Issue

Title Page

Table of Contents

Table of Contents

Introductions

Issue Introduction
Hannah G. Eckel

Adjunct Listing

Volume Introduction

Articles

Amending Rule 15.3 of the Mississippi Rules of Criminal Procedure to Fully Capture Boykin v. Alabama and Acknowledge Systemic Coercion Indigent Defendants Face in Mississippi
Sarina P. Larson

Shrines of Discrimination: A Comparative Exploration of American and Indian Approaches to Balancing Religious Freedom and Equal Rights
Sree Vedala

College Courts: Administrative Abuse of Title IX and its Consequences
Noah Bloomberg

The History of Policing and the Impact on Minority Communities: The Case Against Police Abolition
F. Lee Francis

Before Boone v. Lightner: The Lost History of Pro-Veteran Canon
Eric Hughes