The 22nd Bluebook is available.
Historic firsts:
🔹 Rule 22 for citing Tribal Nations law (our own Darla Jackson helped propose and draft)
🔹 Table 1.5: All 574 federally recognized Tribal Nations!
🔹 New guidance for AI-generated content (Rule 18.3)
#OUCollegeOfLaw #LegalCitation

OU Law was proud to be represented at #GETS2025!

Prof. Tracy Hresko Pearl spoke on autonomous vehicles & soft law. Sean Harrington showcased OU’s AI QuizBot & innovations in legal ed.

Exploring the boundaries of tech & law.
🔗 events.asucollegeoflaw.com/gets/speakers

#OULaw #AIinLaw #EmergingTech

Stepping into the future of law? We’ve got you.
OU Law is hosting a full-day AI Workshop on May 30

You’ll walk away with new skills and a digital badge to prove it. CLE Credit also available.

Register at market.ou.edu/C20233_ustor....
OU Law students register on Courtyard.

OU Law Librarian Darla Jackson attended the Chickasaw Nation Bar Asso. Spring Seminar and the 50th Federal Bar Asso. Indian Law Conference, where Susan Work (Choctaw Nation, OU Law alum) received the Baca Lifetime Award. Her son accepted on her behalf, with a moving audio message from Work.

Legal Scholarship at OU Law: A Celebration of Faculty Works & Journal Contributions

On April 15, the OU Law community gathered for a celebration of scholarship. The event honored the outstanding research and publications of our faculty and the work of students serving on OU Law’s journals.

OU Law students in Prof. Pratt’s Constitutional Law class took part in a simulation using the Missouri Poverty Simulation Kit. Through real-world stations, they explored the systemic barriers facing low-income individuals—just before diving into due process case law. #OUCollegeofLaw #AccessToJustice

Sean Harrington, OU Law Director of Technology and Innovation, presenting at the #ABATECHSHOW with Cat Moon on the efficacy of AI and attorneys’ ethical duties using AI.

Despite some travel delays, Kenton Brice, Director of the OU Law Library, and Sean Harrington, Director of Technology and Innovation, made it to the ABA TECHSHOW with OU Law students in time for the Startup Pitch Competition!

It’s National Library Week! April 6-12, 2025
The OU Law Library is here to support your legal research, study sessions, and success in law school. Stop by and see how we can help!

#NationalLibraryWeek #OULawLibrary #LawLibrariesLead #OUCollegeofLaw

Legal information professionals from across the region gathered in Norman to share ideas and explore new innovations. A special thanks to the Southwestern Asso. of Law Libraries (SWALL) leadership, presenters, and all attendees who brought their energy and expertise to our campus.

OU Law is proud to support tribal sovereignty, cultural preservation, and equitable access to information.

On March 13, Darla Jackson, Outreach Librarian, represented OU Law at the Committee for Tribal Libraries, Archives & Museums meeting during the Oklahoma Libraries Association Conference.

Glenn Rawdon, recently retired Program Counsel for Technology at the Legal Services Corporation (LSC) and past speaker for the OU Law's Digital Initiative, invited everyone to explore the sessions from LSC’s 25th Innovations in Technology Conference. Recordings linked at www.lsc.gov/events/event...

Darla Jackson, Faculty Services and Outreach Librarian, attended the Legislative Kickoff Event at the Oklahoma Bar Association on Friday, January 31. Anthony Hendricks, Crowe & Dunlevy, discussed bills involving Technology, including AI.

See HB 2016 & HB 1916, as some examples.

Faculty Services & Outreach Librarian Darla Jackson attended the Association of American Law Schools (AALS) 2025 Annual Meeting. It was a great experience to see OU Law Professors moderating and making session presentations!