The John W. Hager Distinguished Lecture in Law is an annual event held in memory of former TU law professor John W. Hager to bring eminent professionals to the Tulsa legal community to share their ideas on law and justice. Hager served on the TU Law faculty for more the 40 years and is still remembered at the law school as the “King of Torts.” More about Prof. Hager's life and impact can be found in the memorial issue of the Tulsa Law Review.
Lectures from 2016
The Digital Fourth Amendment, Orin S. Kerr
Lectures from 2015
The Fade-Out of American Justice: The Nation's State Court Crisis, Lincoln Caplan
Lectures from 2014
Exploiting the Vulnerable in Medical Research, Carl Elliott
Lectures from 2013
The New Jim Crow, Michelle Alexander
Lectures from 2012
Justice — Not Just the Law, Lawrence Lessig
Lectures from 2011
Discrimination to Protect Liberty: New Arguments against Equality for Women and Gay People, William Eskridge
Lectures from 2009
The War Against Terrorism and the Rule of Law, Owen M. Fiss
Lectures from 2008
The Rule of Law in Immigration Law, Hiroshi Motomura
Lectures from 2004
The 2004 Term: The Supreme Court Meets International Law, Harold Hongju Koh
Lectures from 2000
Rethinking the Program of Legal Education: A New Program for the New Millennium, James P. White