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 TU law students are chosen to publish the Tulsa Law Review.
Current Issue: Volume 58, Numbers 2 & 3 (2023)
Front Matter
Article
IHL's Reasonable Military Commander Standard and Culture: Applying the Lessons of ICL and IHRL
Jonathan Hasson and Ariel H. Slama
Modernizing Textualism: How to Better Interpret the Work of Congress
Matthew J. Razzano
Disclosure and Registration Requirements in Franchising: Common Law or Civil Perspective?
Radwa Elsaman
Casenote/Comment
That's Your Name, Don't Wear it Out: How NCAA Athletes Can Avoid Crossing the Invisible Line Between Name and Brand
Claire Lenz-Dean
The War Powers Clause: What is it Good For?
Daniel W. Bryce