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Savitz, Gwendolyn

Adjudication Hiding in Plain Sight: Rethinking Standing in Rulemaking Petition Cases

Tulsa Law Review 
Volume 60 Number 3 
Spring 2025 
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THE UNIVERSITY OF TULSA COLLEGE OF LAW 
 
FACULTY 
 
OREN GRIFFIN, BS, MA, PhD, JD, Dean of the College of Law 
CHARLES W. ADAMS, BA, MA, MBA, JD, Professor of Law 
BARBARA K. BUCHOLTZ, BA, JD, LLM, Professor of Legal Writing 
RUSSELL CHRISTOPHER, BA, JD, Professor of Law 
LYN ENTZEROTH, BA, JD, Professor of Law 
ALEXANDRA FAY, BA, JD, Assistant Professor of Law 
STEPHEN R. GALOOB, BA, MA, PhD, JD, Professor of Law 
ALEXANDER GAVERN, BA, JD, Assistant Clinical Professor of Law 
JANNA GAU, BA, JD, Visiting Assistant Clinical Professor of Law 
KAREN GRUNDY, BA, JD, Associate Dean for Academic Affairs & Professor of Legal Writing 
HENRY ISHITANI, BA, JD, Postdoctoral Fellow 
MATT LAMKIN, AB, MA, JD, Professor of Law 
JANET K. LEVIT, AB, MA, JD, Professor of Law 
JOHNNY PARKER, BA, JD, LLM, Professor of Law 
MARC L. ROARK, BA, JD, LLM, Professor of Law, Associate Dean for Faculty Development 
GWENDOLYN SAVITZ, BA, JD, LLM, Associate Professor of Law 
MARGO E. SHIPLEY, BA, JD, Assistant Professor of Legal Writing 
CHRISTY SMITH, BBA, MLIS, JD, Director, Mabee Legal Information Center 
LORI TWOMEY, BS, JD, Director of Legal Writing & Professor of Legal Writing 
LESLIE WEEKS, BS, JD, Assistant Professor of Legal Writing 
 
EMERITUS 
 
GARY D. ALLISON, BS, JD, LLM, Professor Emeritus of Law 
M. THOMAS ARNOLD, AB, MA, JD, Professor Emeritus of Law 
CHRISTEN R. BLAIR, BA, JD, LLM, Professor Emeritus of Law 
D. MARIANNE BLAIR, BA, JD, Professor Emerita of Law 
ROBERT A. BUTKIN, BA, JD, Professor Emeritus of Law 
MARGUERITE A. CHAPMAN, BA, JD, LLM, Professor Emerita of Law 
MARTIN A. FREY, BS, ME, JD, LLM, Professor Emeritus of Law 
JOHN HICKS, BA, JD, LLM, Professor Emeritus of Law 
WILLIAM G. HOLLINGSWORTH, BD, JD, LLM, Professor Emeritus of Law  
ORLEY R. LILLY, JR., BA, JD, LLM, Professor Emeritus of Law 
VICKI J. LIMAS, BA, MA, JD, Professor Emerita of Law 
MARLA E. MANSFIELD, BA, MA, JD, Professor Emerita of Law 
TAMARA R. PIETY, BA, JD, LLM, Professor Emerita of Law 
JUDITH V. ROYSTER, BA, MALS, JD, Professor Emerita of Law 
RAYMOND YASSER, BA, JD, Professor Emeritus of Law 
REX ZEDALIS, BA, JD, LLM, SJD, Professor Emeritus of Law 


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Reis, Eric

Building Grantor Trusts Back Better

Tourkochoriti, Ioanna

LGBTQ Wedding Party: Conscientous Objections to the Enforcement of Anti-Discrimination Law

Wallace, Jordan

A Precedential Grand Slam: The Timely Opportunity Before the Supreme Court to Clarify and Reform Obscenity Law

Wald, Eli

Cannabis Law Practice: Lessons for the Legal Profession in the Twenty-First Century

Tulsa Law Review 
Volume 60 Number 3 
Spring 2025 
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Dolgin, Janet L.

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

Tulsa Law Review 
Volume 60 
Numbers 1 & 2 Volume 60 Number 1 
Fall 2025 
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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 
  
 
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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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