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Through insightful posts, updates, and commentary, In the Legal Interest offers readers a window into the innovative work taking place at OU Law. Whether it’s highlighting recent publications, sharing behind-the-scenes looks at research projects, or amplifying the impact of academic and service activities, our blog reflects the dynamic and engaged spirit of our law school.

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Our content is crafted by Law Library staff, with support from generative AI tools. These tools assist in drafting, brainstorming, and refining posts, but all final content is reviewed and curated by human editors to ensure accuracy. We embrace technology as a collaborator, not a substitute, in the creative process.

Why It Matters

Thank you for reading, and we hope you’ll join us in exploring the many ways law shapes—and is shaped by—the world around us.

Darla Jackson

Darla Jackson

Extensive law practice experience as well as technology and instruction experience. Experience with legal research databases as well as more limited work with Integrated Library Systems. Experience includes provision of both bibliographic and substantive law instruction on both undergraduate and graduate levels. Educational background includes JD, LL.M. MLIS and MA. Supervisory experience in library and government environments.

Knowledge and Interests:
Law Librarianship, Law Practice Technology, Native American & Tribal Law, Public International Law, Human Rights and Humanitarian Law Research, International Commercial Arbitration Research, Government Procurement Law, National Security Law & Military Justice.