Mississippi Law Journal

Volume 95, Issue 5 (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)

The NCAA Is Not a State Actor Under Art. III and Its Enforcement Actions Do Not Support a Claim for Malicious Interference With Employment

Hadley Hoskins 95 Miss. L.J. 1082 (2026)

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)

The Holy Shield: Mississippi's Sacred Rights of Speech and Press

Hon. David Neil McCarty 95 Miss. 894 (2026)

Health, Privacy, and Privilege in the Digital Age

Jonathan F. Will 95 Miss. L.J. 965 (2026)

The Mississippi Supreme Court Plays "Hot Potato" with Constitutional Rights in Post-Conviction—Tells the Legislature It Is Its Job to Protect Rights

Krissy C. Nobile & S. Beth Windham 95 Miss. L.J. 913 (2026)

Judicial Elections, Let's Be Honest!

Justice Kenny Griffis 95 Miss. L.J. 889 (2026)