Tulsa Law Review
Welcome to the Tulsa Law Review
First known as the Tulsa Law Journal (1964-2001), the Tulsa Law Review has dedicated itself for more than fifty years to publishing outstanding scholarly works that stimulate critical thinking, provoke legal debate, and improve the law of our society. Each year, select UTulsa Law students are chosen to publish the Tulsa Law Review.
Current Issue: Volume 61, Number 2 (2026)
Front Matter
Article
Tribal Rights of Nature Laws: Fulfilling Sacred Obligations
Ashley Dawn Anderson
ICYMI (In Case You Missed It): Moody v. NetChoice, LLC and First Amendment
Protections for Social Media Platform Expression
Eric T. Kasper
The Use and Misuse of the False Claims Act: Motive and Implications for Public Health Policy
Christopher Ogolla
“The Color Question in the Supreme Court”: Black, White, and Red in United States v. Perryman
Gretchen D. Yelmini
Casenote/Comment
Law Enforcement Response to Mental Health Crises in Oklahoma: The Case for Co-Response
Forrest Kinney
In Re Match Group Derivative Litigation: The End of MFW’s Carrot & Stick System
E. Morgan Wilson Williams