Contemporary Cannabis: Wading through a Post-Prohibition Era (Tulsa Law Review Symposium)

TU and Tulsa Community join Tulsa Law Review, The Office of the Provost, and The University of Tulsa College of Law to view Contemporary Cannabis: Wading through a Post-Prohibition Era.

Professor Robert Mikos, LaRoche Family Chair in Law at Vanderbilt University Law School, is the keynote speaker over the lunch hour. Professor Mikos is author of the preeminent legal text “Marijuana Law, Policy, and Authority” (Wolters Kluwer, 2017), and is nationally renowned for his scholarship in federalism and cannabis law. This symposium will also present a morning panel focused on the relationship between cannabis law and business enterprises, and an afternoon panel focused on evidentiary issues related to cannabis law. The morning panel, moderated by Mr. Jeffrey Trevillion of Crowe & Dunlevy, will include the scholarship of Professor Ryan Stoa (Southern University Law Center), Professor Eli Wald (Sturm College of Law – University of Denver), Executive Director Adria Berry (Oklahoma Medical Marijuana Authority), and Mr. Shane Pennington (Porter Wright Morris & Arthur LLP). The afternoon panel will consist of scholarship from Professor Alex Kreit (Salmon P. Chase College of Law – Northern Kentucky University), Representative Ron Bryce, M.D. (Kansas House of Representatives), and Ms. Kaimbri White (Climb Collective).

We look forward to hosting all who are interested on March 1, 2024 in the Great Hall! For questions, please contact Chad Thurman at cet1057@utulsa.edu or Cameron Skinner at cgs0062@utulsa.edu.