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Most Recent Additions*

Closing Loopholes or Creating Gaps: The Future of Obstruction of Justice Laws After Fischer v. United States
Helaina Theos

Judges in Command: How Judicial Creativity in Interpreting the FTCA Harms Military Discipline
John Clyde Ready

Red, White, and Due: How the Due Process Clause Can Prevent Homeless Encampment Cleanouts from Sweeping Individual Rights Under the Rug
Codie Hicks

Restoring the Right to Effectiveness: How an Unreasonably High Burden for Proving Ineffective Assistance Violates the Sixth Amendment
May Hebert

The High Cost of Low Pay: How Mississippi's Compensation System for Indigent Defense Violates the Sixth Amendment
Whitney L. Dowell

How Many Pieces Form A Forbidden Picture? Protecting Privacy Through the Mosaic Theory of the Fourth Amendment
Sam Ciaccio

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Overruling Texas v. Johnson?
Natti Perelman

Formalism, Finality, and the Judicial Role in Mississippi Post-Conviction Review
Joe Hemleben

When Formalism Becomes Abdication: Howell, Hathorne, and the Limits of Legislative Finality
Joe Hemleben

Invoking the Protection of Pupil Rights Amendment ("PPRA") to Safeguard Student Privacy Rights: My Three-Year Battle to Enforce the PPRA Against an Intractable New Jersey School District
Patricia Montana

Reforming the Mississippi Criminal Code Part V: Justification
Judith J. Johnson

Nonjudicial Punishment
Frank Rosenblatt

Prosecuting Wagner Group War Crimes at the International Criminal Court? A Procedural Perspective
Frank Rosenblatt

Gender and Incivility in a Law School Moot Court Competition
Frank Rosenblatt and Irene Victoria Massimino

An Unexpected Consequence of Pardon Powers
Frank Rosenblatt

*Updated as of 10/15/26.