The Center for Air and Space Law at the University of Mississippi School of Law has been the premier U.S. platform for Air and Space Law since 1965.^[1] It is the only American Bar Association accredited law school to offer an LL.M., a JD Concentration and a Graduate Certificate ^[2] in Air and Space Law.^[3] The core of the space law program was built by Stephen Gorove, one of the earliest jurists to focus on legal aspects of space exploration.^[4]

The Center for Air and Space Law addresses numerous topics in the fields of air, and space law including:

• Commercial space activities like space mining and space tourism
• Issues related to space debris
• Privacy
• International Law
• Use of Remote Sensing Imagery as Legal Evidence
• Intellectual Property
• Legal liability
• Environmental Issues

The Center publishes the Journal of Space Law ^[5] twice yearly, as well as other publications on a broad range of aerospace topics.

The center hosts speakers and webinars, the most recent one being "Conversation: Race in Space."^[6][7]

• Michelle Hanlon, co-director, Air and Space Law Instructor and Research Counsel. She is also the co-founder of For All Moonkind.^[8][9]
• Charles Stotler, co-director, Air and Space Law Instructor and Research Counsel.^[10]

• Space Law
• Aviation Law