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Blazed and Confused: The Hazy Legal Ethics of the Cannabis Craze and How Oklahoma Can Clear the Air for Its Attorneys
Jay Kendrick

Short-Circuited: How Constitutional Silence and Politicized Federalism Led to Erosion of "Judicial Hallmarks" in Federal Appellate Process
Adam Heavin

Advertising Opinions
Ahmed E. Taha and John V. Petrocelli

The Problems with Decision-Making
Joanna K. Sax

Trimming the Least Dangerous Branch: The Anti-Federalists and the Implementation of Article III
Tyler S. Moore

Death and Taxes: The Only Guarantees a Patent Grant Provides?
Jason Wietholter

When Voters’ Intent Backfires: Interpreting Inconsistencies Created by Voter-Approved Criminal Justice Reforms within Oklahoma’s Drug Court Statute
Colleen McCarty

Valuing Young Startups is Unavoidably Difficult: Using (and Misusing) Deferred-Equity Instruments for Seed Investing
John L. Orcutt

The Silence of Jesus and Its Significance for the Accused
Hala Khoury-Bisharat and Rinat Kitai-Sangero

Conceptualizing Appealability: Resisting the Supreme Court’s Categorical Imperative
Richard L. Heppner Jr.

Law’s Coevolution
Alan Calnan

Sampling and the De Minimis Exception: Balancing the Competing Interests of Copyright Law in Sound Recordings
Tim Schaefer

Metamorphosis: Changing Oklahoma Law to Protect Children from Morphed Child Pornography
Caleb Beacham

Free Speech Idealism
Timothy Zick

Who Is Responsible for Presidential Supremacy?
Kathleen Tipler

The Many Faces of American Captivity and its Legal Matrix: A Review Essay
Christian Pinnen

Popular Legitimacy: A Tenuous Proposition
Emily Pears

Race, America’s Multiple Traditions, and Incorporating Immigrants in the Twenty-First Century
Girma Parris

Mass Incarceration Is Dead, Long Live the Carceral State!
Naomi Murakawa

Rights on Trial: A Ground-Breaking Study on the Legal Reinscription of Hierarchy in the American Workplace through the Employment Discrimination Process
Erin Mayo-Adam

*Updated as of 01/25/21.