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As of October 23, 2026, Mississippi Law Journal has no open roles listed.

About Mississippi Law Journal

The Mississippi Law Journal was founded in 1928 under the leadership of Dean Thomas C. Kimbrough in agreement with the Mississippi Bar Association. When Dean Kimbrough became the Association’s president the following year, a strong relationship between the Journal and the state bar was cemented. That relationship continues today. The Journal is funded and operated almost exclusively through student efforts. Each year the Journal publishes articles by legal scholars and practitioners, as well as pieces by student members. In addition, the Journal publishes a weekly case briefing service that provides succinct synopses of the decisions of the Mississippi Supreme Court and Mississippi Court of Appeals, months before those opinions appear in regional reporters.

Founded
1928
Employees
11 to 50
Headquarters
United States

Leadership

The top of Mississippi Law Journal's org chart, with how many people report into each leader.

MPPhoto of Molli Perry

Molli Perry

Editor in Chief

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Mississippi Law Journal jobs: common questions

Is Mississippi Law Journal hiring right now?
Mississippi Law Journal has no open roles listed as of October 23, 2026. Roles appear here as soon as they are posted on Mississippi Law Journal's careers site.
Where is Mississippi Law Journal headquartered?
Mississippi Law Journal is headquartered in United States and was founded in 1928.
Who leads Mississippi Law Journal?
Molli Perry, Editor in Chief, is at the top of Mississippi Law Journal's org chart.
How do I apply for a job at Mississippi Law Journal?
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