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Stephen E. Henderson

Judge Haskell A Holloman Professor of Law

University of Oklahoma

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NORMAN CAMPUS COLLEGES

College of Law

Stephen E. Henderson is currently serving as a College Of Law Judge Haskell A Holloman Professor of Law at University of Oklahoma.

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University of Oklahoma

Judge Haskell A Holloman Professor of Law

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An Empirical Exploration of a Jury Veto. 27 N.Y.U. J. Legis. & Pub. Pol’y (2025)

procedural justicefairnesslawempirical explorationcivil procedurejurisprudencesocial choice

Oklahoma’s Constitutional Search and Seizure – It’s Always Time for Enlightenment. 77 Okla. L. Rev. (2025)

public lawhuman rightsconstitutional lawpolitical scienceconstitutionscivil libertieslegal theorylawtransitional justiceconstitutional searchoklahoma ’s always timecriminal justicejurisprudence

ZORRO: Everperson’s Moral Vigilante. Ohio St. J. Crim. L. (2025)

moral philosophymoral vigilanteethicsphilosophynormative ethicsethical theory

A Wolf in Sheep’s Attire: How Consent Enfeebles Our Fourth Amendment. 85 Ohio St. L. J. (2024)

sheep ’public lawhuman rightsconstitutional lawprivate lawfreedom of speechcivil libertieslawcriminal lawconsent enfeeblesjurisprudencepublic policysexual consentfourth amendment

Role-Reversibility, AI, and Equitable Justice — or: Why Mercy Cannot Be Automated. 114 J. Crim. L. & Criminology Online (2023)

equitable justice —computer scienceautomationintelligent systemshuman-ai interactionintelligent computingfairnessintelligent robotic systemsartificial intelligencephilosophyresponsible technologyethics of artificial intelligenceresponsible aiautomated decision-makingartificial society

Search and Seizure Budgets. 13 U.C. Irvine L. Rev. (2023)

statisticsseizure budgetssearch techniquepolicy analysispolicy modelingdata management

At War With Corruption: A Biography of Bill Price, U.S. Attorney for the Western District of Oklahoma. by Michael J. Hightower. Western Historical Quarterly (2022)

Stephen E Henderson

western districtcorruptionbill pricehistory

In Celebration of Dissents (and Lengthy Textbooks): How Digital Became Different for the Fourth Amendment and Why It is Time for a Real Warrant Default. 83 Ohio St. L. J. (2022)

public lawhuman rightsconstitutional lawpolitical sciencefreedom of speechcivil libertiesconstitutionslawdigital scholarshipdigital mediumstechnology lawdigital justicelengthy textbooksdigital evidenceinformation policyreal warrant defaultfourth amendment

In Celebration of Dissents (and Lengthy Textbooks): How Digital Became Different for the Fourth Amendment and Why It is Time for a Real Warrant Default. SSRN Electronic Journal (2022)

Stephen E. Henderson

constitutional lawfreedom of speechcivil libertieslawjurisprudencereal warrant defaultfourth amendment

The Jury Veto. (2022)

Stephen E Henderson

jury vetolawjurisprudence

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Stephen E. Henderson

Judge Haskell A Holloman Professor of Law

University of Oklahoma

Affiliations

NORMAN CAMPUS COLLEGES

College of Law

Stephen E. Henderson is currently serving as a College Of Law Judge Haskell A Holloman Professor of Law at University of Oklahoma.

Honors

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Experiences

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Stephen E. Henderson

University of Oklahoma

Judge Haskell A Holloman Professor of Law

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

An Empirical Exploration of a Jury Veto. 27 N.Y.U. J. Legis. & Pub. Pol’y (2025)

procedural justicefairnesslawempirical explorationcivil procedurejurisprudencesocial choice

Oklahoma’s Constitutional Search and Seizure – It’s Always Time for Enlightenment. 77 Okla. L. Rev. (2025)

public lawhuman rightsconstitutional lawpolitical scienceconstitutionscivil libertieslegal theorylawtransitional justiceconstitutional searchoklahoma ’s always timecriminal justicejurisprudence

ZORRO: Everperson’s Moral Vigilante. Ohio St. J. Crim. L. (2025)

moral philosophymoral vigilanteethicsphilosophynormative ethicsethical theory

A Wolf in Sheep’s Attire: How Consent Enfeebles Our Fourth Amendment. 85 Ohio St. L. J. (2024)

sheep ’public lawhuman rightsconstitutional lawprivate lawfreedom of speechcivil libertieslawcriminal lawconsent enfeeblesjurisprudencepublic policysexual consentfourth amendment

Role-Reversibility, AI, and Equitable Justice — or: Why Mercy Cannot Be Automated. 114 J. Crim. L. & Criminology Online (2023)

Search and Seizure Budgets. 13 U.C. Irvine L. Rev. (2023)

statisticsseizure budgetssearch techniquepolicy analysispolicy modelingdata management

At War With Corruption: A Biography of Bill Price, U.S. Attorney for the Western District of Oklahoma. by Michael J. Hightower. Western Historical Quarterly (2022)

Stephen E Henderson

western districtcorruptionbill pricehistory

In Celebration of Dissents (and Lengthy Textbooks): How Digital Became Different for the Fourth Amendment and Why It is Time for a Real Warrant Default. 83 Ohio St. L. J. (2022)

In Celebration of Dissents (and Lengthy Textbooks): How Digital Became Different for the Fourth Amendment and Why It is Time for a Real Warrant Default. SSRN Electronic Journal (2022)

Stephen E. Henderson

constitutional lawfreedom of speechcivil libertieslawjurisprudencereal warrant defaultfourth amendment

The Jury Veto. (2022)

Stephen E Henderson

jury vetolawjurisprudence

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