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December 16, 2021
Oklahoma City Mayor David Holt’s game is clever, but more dangerous than he may suspect.
December 8, 2021
The problem with the state’s case against Johnson & Johnson was that, while the language of the law is broad enough to encompass the state’s claims, the statute, which is over a century old, has never been used in the context of holding an industry responsible for the misuse of its products. As the Supreme Court rightly concluded, the judiciary does not possess the legitimate authority to rewrite public nuisance law. There remain other legal vehicles for holding the drug companies accoun...
December 2, 2021
If it is possible to argue that events in the sports world can damage both the reputation and concrete well-being of a state, the consequences of the shocking departure of University of Oklahoma football head coach Lincoln Riley would be persuasive evidence.
November 4, 2021
Why are we so choosy about where we shop or eat, but so willingly send our children to schools that are the education equivalent of chain restaurants?
August 27, 2021
Idealizado em 2020, o quiz 'Meu Bem' foi desenvolvido no site da advogada Camila Gil Marquez Bresolin, chamado "Descomplica Direito", onde ela aborda temas jurídicos de forma acessível e simplificada
June 10, 2021
According to the text of the law, if the Oklahoma Health Care Authority properly promulgates rules implementing the act and uses the rules to establish,
June 6, 2021
For the saving of a sum that is little more than a rounding error at the Treasury, the government is inflicting suffering and death on the world’s poor
June 6, 2021
On the face of it, they have very little in common other than that they are all Conservative MPs. 
June 3, 2021
Right Thinking: Momentum builds for school choice as realistic response Andrew C. Spiropoulos Political reporters are calling this legislative season the year of school choice. In the past several months, several states have enacted new choice programs or significantly expanded their existing offerings. Arkansas, for example, established a tax-credit scholarship program, while West Virginia moved from no choice vehicles to enacting the nation’s most capacious education savings account program...
May 27, 2021
As we enjoy the fruits of a productive state legislative session in which the House, Senate, and governor were able to reach meaningful compromises that gave