MJC

The Mississippi Judicial College, a division of the University of Mississippi School of Law, was founded in 1970 by the late Judge Noah S. "Soggy" Sweat Jr. Through the efforts of Judge Sweat, the Judicial College began its existence as the first full-time state judicial education program in the nation, with a modest grant of $90,000 and a part-time staff. The Judicial College has evolved into a respected integral part of the UM School of Law and is now supported with more than $1 million funded annually through the State Court Education Fund.

Also known as: The University of Mississippi

Primary location: University United States