Article – Mississippi Law Journal

Remedies for Disinformation in the Brave New Social Media Environment

Russell L. Weaver 95 Miss. L.J. 1240 (2026)

Disgorgement & Destruction

Caprice L. Roberts 95 Miss. L.J. 1218 (2026)

The Equitable Remedy of Subrogation to Extinguished Rights: Do We Need the Fiction?

John D. McCamus 95 Miss. L.J. 1188 (2026)

Now Is the Time for Expanded Remedies In Information and Communication Technologies, Especially Social Media

Michael Losavio 95 Miss. L.J. 1174 (2026)

The Inadequacy of Equitable Remedies for Blockchain Fraud

Joan Heminway 95 Miss. L.J. 1144 (2026)

The Uneasy Border Between First Amendment Protections and National Security

Steve Friedland & Kate Weaver 95 Miss. L.J. 1120 (2026)

The Humble Declaration and the Executive Branch: Evolving Principles in Australian Public Law

Margaret Allars 95 Miss. L.J. 1087 (2026)

"It's Not My Fault": Mississippi Employers Should Not Be Permitted to Avoid Direct Liability By Admitting Vicarious Liability in the Event of Employee Negligence

E. Farish Percy 95 Miss. L.J. 823 (2026)

Law, Language, and Aboutness: Diaz v. United States as Case-Study

Cosim Sayid 95 Miss. L.J. 584 (2026)

Excavating Miranda

Samuel J. Levine 95 Miss. L.J. 547 (2026)