The purpose of the Honor Code is to encourage professional and academic integrity at the University of Mississippi School of Law. Integrity itself maintains the legal profession. Academic integrity fosters common respect and accountability and is best implemented through rehabilitative efforts and enforcement. The nature and purpose of the University of Mississippi School of Law Honor Code system is to allow the students the greatest possible freedom in the pursuit of their studies without the necessity of supervision or proctoring by the faculty. It further purports to develop the highest possible professional standards of honesty, dependability and absolute integrity in the student body in all matters pertaining to the law and to legal studies. Enrollment in the Law School constitutes a student’s pledge that he or she will in all matters conduct himself or herself in accordance with the provisions herein stated. Section III addresses the specific types of conduct and behavior subject to the Honor Code.
If you need to report an honor code violation, please download and complete the Honor Code Violation Form, and email it to McRae Young Honor Council Chair, at hmyoung1@go.olemiss.edu.
View full Honor Code (pdf)
Honor Council Members
Chair: McRae Young: hmyoung1@go.olemiss.edu
Investigation Committee Chair: David Wellen: dgwellen@go.olemiss.edu
1L Representatives: Justis Gibbs, Rachel Henderson, Angelina Mort
2L Representatives: Hannah Chouest, Gregory Starks, David Wellen
3L Representatives: Mary Chandler Cossar, Hannah Nedolast, Allison Slusher
Judicial Opinions
Judicial Opinion #1 (pdf)
Judicial Opinion #2 (pdf)