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Cameron, Catherine J.

English

Illuminating the Iceberg: Brain Science and Punitive Damages in Libel Cases

Smith Charney, Stephanie A.

Labor of Love, or Profit? How the Parental Rights Argument Threatens to Upend Child Labor Regulation in America

Buske, Sheryl L.

Child Marriage in Tanzania: Loopholes, Duct Tape, and Lesser Evils

Kidd, Colten

Distressed and Not OK: How and Why Oklahoma\u27s Physical Manifestation Requirement for Recovery of Emotional Harm Should Be Eliminated

Tulsa Law Review Volume 60 Numbers 1 & 2 Volume 60 Number 1 Fall 2025 Table of Contents Follow this and additional works at: https://digitalcommons.law.utulsa.edu/tlr  Part of the Law Commons Recommended Citation Table of Contents, 60 Tulsa L. Rev. i-Table of Cont (2024). Available at: https://digitalcommons.law.utulsa.edu/tlr/vol60/iss1/1 This Front Matter is brought to you for free and open access by TU Law Digital Commons. It has been accepted for inclusion in Tulsa Law Review by an authorized editor of TU Law Digital Commons. For more information, please contact megan-donald@utulsa.edu.     i  Volume 60 Fall 2024 Numbers 1 & 2 SYMPOSIUM CONTEMPORARY CANNABIS: WADING THROUGH A POST-PROHIBITION ERA  The False Promise of Rescheduling               Robert A. Mikos         1        The Next Wave of Legal Drug Production:                          Ryan Stoa  25 What the Psychedelics Legalization Movement Can Learn from a Decade of Cannabis Regulation    Cannabis Law Practice: Lessons for the Legal                      Eli Wald  51 Profession in the Twenty-First Century  ARTICLES  “A Rose by Any Other Name Would Smell as               Angel Reyes III       85 Sweet”: Economics and Consumer (i.e., Client)  Benefit from Keyword Bidding on Competitor  Names Among Law Firms       Child Marriage in Tanzania: Loopholes, Duct                      Sheryl L. Buske 109 Tape, and Lesser Evils  The Next Public Health Frontier with                                 Lynette B. Martins 153 Indoor Air Quality   NOTE  In Defense of Appropriation Art:                                        Blake A. Chrismer 187 An Analysis of Andy Warhol Foundation for the Visual Arts, Inc. v. Goldsmith    (Continued on next page)     ii (Continued from previous page)  COMMENTS  Distressed and Not OK: How and Why                              Colten Kidd  217 Oklahoma’s Physical Manifestation Requirement for Recovery of Emotional Harm Should Be Eliminated  Mugshots in Oklahoma: Stigmatizing Native                       Karly L. Fisher 243 American Individuals and Communities            

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Dolgin, Janet L.

The Face of Ageism, the Reach of Ageism: Law, Medicine, and Society

Monroe, Cassidy

Physicians Need Absolutes: Why Healthcare Fraud Should Not Be Subjective Under the False Claims Act

Tulsa Law Review Volume 60 Number 3 Spring 2025 Masthead Follow this and additional works at: https://digitalcommons.law.utulsa.edu/tlr  Part of the Law Commons Recommended Citation Masthead, 60 Tulsa L. Rev. ii-Masthead (2025). Available at: https://digitalcommons.law.utulsa.edu/tlr/vol60/iss3/2 This Front Matter is brought to you for free and open access by TU Law Digital Commons. It has been accepted for inclusion in Tulsa Law Review by an authorized editor of TU Law Digital Commons. For more information, please contact megan-donald@utulsa.edu.  ii          Volume 60 Spring 2025                                   Number 3      Editor-in-Chief STEPHANIE A. SMITH CHARNEY   Executive Editor CASSIDY MONROE  Executive Articles Editor BLAKE CHRISMER  Notes & Comments Editor EVAN SHAW    KIMBERLY ARLAND RHIANNA FAIRCHILD  Articles Selection Editors  KARLY FISHER JESSICA MALDONADO    TRENT SIEVER COLE TAUBEL    KATHRYN BURGESS JACOB JOHNSON  Articles Editors  COLTEN KIDD    RYAN SILVA ALYSSA WILLIAMSON  Business Manager ALEXANDRA WALSH-KING   Symposium Editors DAISY EKLUND TAYLOR PEPPERWORTH   Executive IT Editor JORDAN WALLACE    CALLIE CRONE  Staff Editors  CONRAD HERDA    SCOTT LOVE    GAVIN ANDERSON CARSON BOWLES SARAH BRUBAKER RACHEL BURRELL WYNTER DAVIS TATE FARLEY MADISON FOSTER CHRISTOPHER GREEN   Associate Editors  GRANT HANSEL TRE’ANNA HINDS ERICA HOLT FORREST KINNEY JAKE LANDRY DALTON LONG GRACIE MA     ALEXANDRA MORRISON CHLOE O’CONNELL BRAYDEN OGLESBY CHRISTOPER REPAK JADEN SNYDER EMILY TAYLOR LORI WHITLOCK MORGAN WILLIAMS   Faculty Advisor GWENDOLYN SAVITZ   

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Reis, Eric

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