On April 9, 2025 students in Professor Carla Pratt’s Constitutional Law class participated in an interactive poverty simulation using the Missouri Poverty Simulation Kit, recently acquired by the OU Law Library at Professor Pratt’s request.

Professor Pratt led the experience as a lead-in to class discussions about due process — a concept she notes is often denied to individuals living in poverty.

Huge thanks to Professor Pratt for bringing constitutional law to life in such a powerful way.

Photo of 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…

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.