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The U.S. Commission on Civil Rights recently appointed OU College of Law Professor Stephen Henderson to serve on the Oklahoma Advisory Committee, which undertakes studies on civil rights issues in the state that can lead to policy reforms.

Last week, OU College of Law Professor Kit presented on "Undocumented Eldercare, LLC" at University of Wisconsin Law School for the Wisconsin Journal of Law, Gender and Society symposium.

In Project Veritas v. Smith, the Ninth Circuit cited "Regulating Drones Under the First and Fourth Amendments, coauthored by OU College of Law Professors Stephen Henderson and Joseph Thai, together with Prof. Marc Blitz (OCU Law) and James Grimsley. cdn.ca9.uscourts.gov/datastore/opin…

Profs Kenton Brice, Evelyn Mary Aswad & OU College of Law students attended a talk last night on AI, algorithmic auditing and discrimination. Our students are researching issues at the intersection of human rights & tech and will be future thought leaders in this space! #bizhumanrights

Congratulations to OU College of Law student Mason Strand (3L), whose publication "Down, But Not Out: How Termination of Asylee Status Leaves Open a Path to Lawful Permanent Residency" was published in the Immigration and Human Rights Law Review! scholarship.law.uc.edu/ihrlr/vol6/iss…

The OU College of Law Oklahoma International Law Society and Prof. Evelyn Mary Aswad enjoyed meeting with distinguished alum Judge Stephen Friot and hearing his terrific presentation comparing the U.S. and Russian legal and judicial systems, as well as his experience teaching in Russia.

Professor Stacey Tovino presented her paper, "Federal and State Regulation of the Tele-Induction and Tele-Prescription of Buprenorphine: 2008 to Present" UVA during the Southern Association for the History of Medicine and Science (SAHMS) Annual Meeting.

Professors Tracy Hresko Pearl and Stacey Tovino recently participated in a cross-disciplinary AI governance roundtable hosted by the OU Arts and Humanities Forum. I'm excited that OU College of Law faculty are thought leaders on the intersection of emerging technology and the law.

Professor Katheleen Guzman OU College of Law recently wrote an article review, "Discretioners," published by Jotwell. Check out the review here: trustest.jotwell.com/discretioners/

Professor Hayley Stillwell recently presented “Adjudicating Magic Words with AI-Powered Jury Simulations” at the University of Kansas School of Law, as part of a faculty exchange with OU College of Law.

Associate Dean Phyllis Taite participated in the University of Wisconsin Law School's Business/Tax Colloquium, presenting her paper, "Tax Policy in a Space of Uncertainty," where she discussed tax laws due to sunset at the end of this year and proposed tax reforms.

Check out Episode #165 of the Excited Utterance Podcast, which features OU College of Law Prof. Hayley Stillwell talking about her "Placebo Trials" article! Article: digitalcommons.law.ou.edu/fac_articles/6… Episode: excitedutterance.com/listen/2025/4/…

The One-J symposium was a huge success, featuring six academics who spoke on oil and gas, natural resources, and energy law over 100 attendees. @uofoklahomalaw Prof. Joe Schremmer presented on creating property rights in emerging natural resources.

Professor Tracy Pearl (Tracy Hresko Pearl) is representing OU College of Law at the 2025 PCA-ACA National Conference in New Orleans, where she is presenting on the soft law regulation of autonomous vehicles.

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Last week OU College of Law Prof. Evelyn Mary Aswad enjoyed speaking at Stanford Law School about the importance of broad free speech protections in the digital age.

Smith on Written Justifications for Bail Determinations, buff.ly/7lr0BMG - Michael L. Smith (St. Mary's University School of Law) has posted Requiring Written Justifications for Bail Determinations (56 Conn. L. Rev. (Forthcoming 2026)) on SSRN.