Volume 37 (2012)

Fall

Articles

• Allen Rostron, The Law and Order Theme in Political and Popular Culture
• Melanie Reid, Mexico’s Crisis: When There’s a Will, There’s a Way
• Claudine V. Pease-Wingenter, Halting the Profession’s Female Brain Drain While Increasing the Provision of Legal Services to the Poor: A Proposal to Revamp and Expand Emeritus Attorney Programs
• Andrea Susnir Funk & Kelley M. Mauerman, Starting from the Top: Using a Capstone Course to Begin Program Assessment in Legal Education

Notes

• Sarah E. Hance, Rocking the Cradle with the Right to Privacy: Ensuring Family Protection from Third-Party Surveillance
• Taren R. Lord-Halvorson, Why Wait Until We Die? Living Probate in a New Light

Comment

• Taylor Robertson, What Can Brown Do For You? You’re Fired: Punitive Damages for Rogue Employee Conduct in Jones v. UPS

Summer

Article

• Alan J. Oxford, II, When Agents Attack: Judicial Misrepresentation of Vicarious Liability Under “Aided in Acomplishing the Tort by Existence of the Agency Relation” and Restatement 3rd’s Failure to Properly “Restate” the Ill-Fated Section 219(2)(d) Provision

Symposium

• Keith Findley, Patrick Barnes, David Moran & Carrie Sperling, Examining Shaken Baby Syndrome Convictions in Light of New Medical Scientific Research

Notes

• Sue H. Abreu, The Doctor’s Dilemma with the Oklahoma Abortion Law Ultrasound Requirement
• Benjamin Grubb, Exorcising the Ghosts of the Past: An Exploration of Alcoholic Beverage Regulation in Oklahoma

Spring

Speech

• Clint Bolic, State Constitutions as a Bulwark for Freedom

Article

• George Steven Swan, The Law and Economics of Fiduciary Duty: Womack v. Orchids Paper Products Co. 401(k) Savings Plan

Note

• Paige Masters, Caught Between a Rock and a Hard Place: A Missouri Court’s Tough Choice and the Power to Change the Face of Indigent Defense

Comment

• Natasha Chaudry, Jones v. Oklahoma City Public Schools: Misapplication of Reeves in Age Discrimination