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A Taste of Justice: 1st Amend. (28) Current 1st Amend. Conflicts-Students’ Position Statements 2021
Angela Mae Kupenda

A Taste of Justice: 1st Amend. (29) Current 1st Amend. Conflicts-Students’ Position Statements 2021
Angela Mae Kupenda

A Taste of Justice: 1st Amend. (25) Current 1st Amend. Conflicts-Students’ Position Statements 2021
Angela Mae Kupenda

A Taste of Justice: 1st Amend. (26) Current 1st Amend. Conflicts-Students’ Position Statements 2021
Angela Mae Kupenda

A Taste of Justice: 1st Amend. (27) Current 1st Amend. Conflicts-Students’ Position Statements 2021
Angela Mae Kupenda

A Taste of Justice: 1st Amend. (23) Current 1st Amend. Conflicts-Students’ Position Statements 2021
Angela Mae Kupenda

A Taste of Justice: 1st Amend. (24) Current 1st Amend. Conflicts-Students’ Position Statements 2021
Angela Mae Kupenda

Vol 2 Iss 1 Table of Contents
MC Law

Defender of the Faith, The High Court of Mississippi, 1817-1875 by Meredith Lang
H. T. Holmes

Attorney General Opinions
A. F. Summer and Scherry J. LeSieur

Commercial Law Priorities under UCC 9-310 Relinquishing and Regaining Possession of Reparied Equipment - Thorp Commercial Corporation v. Mississippi Road Supply
Jessie L. Evans

The Good Faith Purchaser and the Superior Equities Doctrine - Allstate Insurance Company v. Estes
Steven Baker

Title VII - Religious Discimination - More than De Minimus Cost in Accommodating Employee's Religious Needs in an Undue Hardship to Employer - Trans World Airlines, Inc. v. Hardison
Hunter W. Lundy

Mississippi Administrative Agencies: Should They Be Allowed to Fine Rule Violators, or Must Administrative Disciplinary Power Remain All or Nothing
Henry J. Cook

Standard Life Insurance Company of Indiana v. Veal: A Perspective Look at Punitive Damages in Mississippi
John Edward Hughes III

United States v. Janis: Demise of the Exclusionary Rule and Reinstatement of the Silver Platter Doctrine in Federal Civil Tax Cases
Charles P. Quarterman

The Environmental Protection Agency on Thin Air, Michigan v. EPA: The Problem of Regulations on Remand without Vacatur
Laura H. Sheely

You Can Have My Gun When You Pry It from My Hands Which Are Incapable of Managing My Own Estate by Reason of Advanced Age, Physical Incapacity, or Mental Weakness: Firearms Rights of Wards in Mississippi Guardianships and Conservatorships
Marlin Marcellus Stewart III

Embracing the Inevitable: Rethinking and Reshaping Antitrust Law Re: Vertical Restraints
Travis C. Wheeler

Testing the Testers: The National Conference of Bar Examiner's LSAT Claim and a Roller Coaster Bar Exam Ride
Scott Johns

*Updated as of 06/21/21.