Founded in 1948, the Oklahoma Law Review is published quarterly by the University of Oklahoma College of Law to serve the profession and the public with timely discussions of state and federal legal issues. The OLR’s editorial board and membership are composed of law students, who work in consultation with a faculty advisor. Each issue of the Review contains articles written by scholars and practitioners, as well as comments and notes authored by journal editors and members. OLR also publishes an annual symposium issue.
Current Issue: Volume 75, Number 2 (2023)
Introduction
Articles
Necessary Necessity: Courts’ Historical Assessment of the Condition Precedent for Martial Law
Eric Merriam
The Server Test Quandary and Embedding Permission Culture
Michael P. Goodyear
Comment
Sincerity, Subjectivity & Religion: The Evolution of RFRA from a Constitutional Shield to a Political Sword
Emily Kathryn Tubb
Notes
Editor-In-Chief
Adam H. Hines
Managing Editor
Nicholas Rinehart
Executive Articles Editor
Maddison Craig
Articles Editors
Devraat Awasthi
Lindsey Gonzalez
Alli VanderVorst
Notes & Comment Editors
Jennie A. Hill
Logan Hibbs
Kaleigh Ewing
Assistant Articles Editors
Adelaide Bell
Ayla Delso
Emily Kathryn Tubb
Riley Wren
Assistant Managing Editors
Joseph Albert
Sarah Anderson
Brian Bond
Kathryn Iverson
Macy Perry
Matthew Welborn
Judiciary Committee
Brooks Cain
Tabitha Haney
Angela Powers
Symposium Editor
Catherine Anne Cape
Research Editor and Candidate Mentor
Tabitha Haney
Topic Editor and Candidate Mentor
Riley Wren
Staff Editors
Emily Kathryn Tubb
Ayla Delso
Haley Ruiz
Candidates for Membership
Carlee Apel
Emily Brown
Nick Candido
Connor Clark
Alex Cox
Nick Curry
Maggie East
Hannah Edmondson
Madison Estes
Emily Fogg
Emery Green
Grace Hall
Stephanie Hayes
Skylar Hill
Parker Lawter
Rachel Miller
Caleb Osigian
Kale Parker
Nick Rupert
Sophia Silvernail
Chad Smith
Trey Waters
Daniel Wheelock
Sara Wray
Editorial Advisor
Michael F. Waters, M.A.