Most Recent Additions*
Civil Procedure for the Anthropocene
Roger Michalski and Emily S. Taylor Poppe
Indianness as Property
Carla Pratt
Dialing In or Dialing Out? The Relationships Between State Telemedicine Law and Access to Buprenorphine
Stacey A. Tovino
Seeing the Unseen: Procedural Solutions in Plain Sight
Melissa Mortazavi
Innocent Until Proven Newsworthy: Reviving the Tort of Publication of Private Facts in the Media Ride-Along Era
Hanna Doudican
Byte by Byte: Breaking Down the Third-Party Doctrine and Reproductive Health Apps After Dobbs
Travis Handler
A Clash of the Clauses: The Constitutionality of the Nation’s First Public, Religious Charter School
Alisha Camacho Clegg
Baseball and Age Discrimination: Experience Matters
Chad Marzen and Michael Conklin
What Lawyers Could Learn from the Corporate Practice of Medicine
Melissa Mortazavi
Oklahoma's Parentless Child: Determining the Best Interests of the Child by Making Multilateral Adoption Decisions
Cara Rodriguez
A Tribal Court Blueprint for the Choctaw Freedmen: Effect of Cherokee Nation v. Nash
LeeAnn Littlejohn
Oklahoma v. Castro-Huerta—Using Sentencing Inequities to Address the Oliphant in the Room
Dillon M. Sullivan
Benefit Corporations—A Tool for Economic Development and Fostering Sovereignty in Tribal Business Structures
Madelynn M. Dancer
How Poor Is Poor Enough? How Jurisdictional Differences in Implementing the Right to Counsel Affect Indigent Native Americans
J. Santana Spangler-Day
*Updated as of 06/16/25.