RALEIGH, NC– On April 5, the North Carolina State Bar Board of Legal Specialization presented John Narron (J.D. 77) with
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Alexandre Named a Top 50 Under 50
Michele Alexandre, associate professor, was named among Lawyers of Color magazine’s “Most Influential Minority Law Professors 50 Years of Age
Brown Nominated to be Federal Judge
University of Mississippi School of Law alumna Debra Brown has been nominated to be a federal judge for the U.S.
Washington Post: Justice Dept. admits flaws in forensic testimony in Mississippi death-row case
Mississippi Innocence Project’s work is mentioned in a Washington Post article, which discusses the validity of forensic testimony used in the
ABA Journal Endorses Air and Space Law LL.M.
ABA President Lauren Bellows cited Air and Space Law as an exciting, new and relevant area of practice in the
Gabrynowicz Quoted in Irish Times
Professor Joanne Gabrynowicz provided expertise to The Irish Times recently, discussing space tourism and its legal implications. Gabrynowicz is the the director
Law Professor William W. Berry III Named UM 2013 Teacher of the Year
Students praise his innovative teaching style and dedication to helping each person succeed By: Ole Miss News OXFORD, Miss. –
Sea Grant Develops Sustainable Waterfronts Toolkit
The National Sea Grant Law Center (NSGLC), an ocean and costal law and research center at the University of Mississippi
Renowned Professors Retire from Ole Miss Law School
Professors Weems and Bradley Leave Lasting Legacy OXFORD, Miss.–The University of Mississippi School of Law announces the retirement this spring
Clarion Ledger: Ex-MSU prof’s murder conviction thrown out because of pathologist’s testimony
The Clarion Ledger features the work of the Mississippi Innocence Project in relation to the testimony of Dr. Steven Haynes,