Comment – Mississippi Law Journal

Patient Records to Client Files: How the Legal Profession's Confidentiality Standards Can Inform Healthcare Corporations' Approach to Artificial Intelligence to Minimize HIPAA Violations

Parker Brown 95 Miss. L.J. 1042 (2026)

Redboxing, Reverse Redboxing, and Buckley: Limiting Subversion of the FEC's Coordination Ban Without Violating the First Amendment

Jonathan Bailey 95 Miss. L.J. 995 (2026)

Modernizing Mississippi's Liquor Laws: A Comparison of State Alcohol Laws and Recommendations for Reform

Anne Marie Lundy 95 Miss. L.J. 705 (2026)

Laboring for Justice: The Case for Delaying Incarceration of Pregnant Inmates

Olivia G. Knight 95 Miss. L.J. 661 (2026)

If Not Parents, Then Who: Standing in State Courts and the Public Subsidization of Non-Public Schools

Khytavia Fleming 95 Miss. L.J. 626 (2026)

Assessing the Need for Tip Credit Legislation: Current Approaches and the Case for Reform in Unregulated States

Douglas "Trey" Hubner III 95 Miss. L.J. 461 (2026)

Prioritizing Rehabilitation in the Sentencing of Low-Risk Felony Opioid Offenders Suffering from Addiction: A Model for Progress Emerges from the Heart of an Epidemic

Evan C. Clay 95 Miss. L.J. 425 (2026)

The Old Ball and Chain: The Constitutional Problem with Mississippi's Divorce Statutes

Maggie Crain 95 Miss. L.J. 218 (2026)

Consistent Armor: Advocating for A Uniform Standard in the Extension of Protective Orders

Aubrey Cagle 95 Miss. L.J. 192 (2026)

So Let It Be With Us: Realigning Recount Laws with American Democracy

Alexis R. Cobbs 94 Miss. L.J. 1455