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Benjamin N. Cardozo
School of Law
Cardozo Crest
Motto צדק צדק תרדף
Tzedek Tzedek Tirdof
(Justice, justice, shall you seek)
Established 1976
Type Private
Dean David Rudenstine
Faculty 55
Undergraduates 0
Postgraduates 1108
Location New York City, New York, USA
Campus Urban
Journals 10
Website www.cardozo.yu.edu

The Benjamin N. Cardozo School of Law is the law school of Yeshiva University in New York City. The school is named for Supreme Court Justice Benjamin N. Cardozo.

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[edit] Overview

Cardozo is a relatively new law school, having graduated its first class in 1979. [1] Cardozo's success as a young school has been remarkable, leading some to characterized Cardozo as a "rising star" among law schools. [2] Only two young schools have matched Cardozo's rise in the U.S. News & World Report rankings – BYU Law School (founded 1973) and George Mason University School of Law (founded 1972). [3]

Cardozo is currently ranked 53rd by U.S. News, which is the most widely read (and criticized) ranking of law schools. While Cardozo is noted for its strength in a variety of areas,[4] its Intellectual Property and Dispute Resolution programs are exceptionally well know. This is due, in large part, to both programs being ranked 6th by U.S. News.

The Innocence Project, run by Cardozo Professor Barry Scheck, is also very well know and frequently reported on in the national news. [5]

Signifying its recognition by long-established law schools, in 1999, Cardozo became a member of the Order of the Coif, a scholastic honor society for law scholars. [6].

Cardozo's excellence was recently acknowledged when an associate justice of the U.S. Supreme Court selected a Cardozo graduate for a clerkship. [7] A Supreme Court clerkship is arguably the most prestigious appointment for law graduate and is an honor typically reserved for the very best students at the most elite law schools. [8] This is the second time a Cardozo graduate has been chosen for a Supreme Court clerkship. [9]

Most of Cardozo's 9,000 alumni reside in the New York metropolitan area, and they have a considerable presence in New York City. However, some Cardozo graduates pursue their career internationally and many can be found across the country in 46 states.[10]

[edit] Admission

Admission to Cardozo has become increasingly competitive. The GPA and LSAT scores of entering students are consistently higher than schools with similar rankings.

The class entering in Fall 2005 had a 3.5 median GPA and a 164 median LSAT score. The top quarter of LSAT scores were 166 or higher, and the top 25% of the incoming class had a 3.72 GPA or higher. [11]

The top undergraduate feeder schools for Cardozo have been Cornell University, New York University, University of Pennsylvania, Columbia University, the State University of New York, and the University of California. [12][13][14] Approximately 20% of incoming students hail from the Ivy League. [15]

[edit] Rankings

[edit] General Rankings

U.S. News ranked Cardozo 53rd[1]. However, other well respected, and arguably more reliable, measures of law school quality suggest that U.S. News ranked Cardozo far too low.

  • 23rd - Student Quality [2]
  • 28th - Faculty Quality [3]
  • 23rd - Most Cited Law Review [4]
  • 31st - Most SSRN Downloads [5]
  • 15th - Most Prolific Faculty [6]
  • 4th - New York State Bar Pass Rate (2003) [7]
  • Most Competitive Students [8]

[edit] Specialty Rankings

  • Top 3 - Law and Literature [9]
  • 4th - Critical Theories [10]
  • 5th - Law & Philosophy [11]
  • 6th - Intellectual Property [12]
  • 2nd - Most Cited Arts & Entertainment Law Journal [13] (1st in Scholarly Impact and Cites by Courts) [14]
  • 6th - Dispute Resolution [15]
  • 10th - LL.M./Masters of Law [16]
  • Top-20 Runner-Up - International & Comparative Law [17]

[edit] Location and Facilites

Subway lines near Cardozo.
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Subway lines near Cardozo.
Cardozo is located in the center of Greenwich Village.
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Cardozo is located in the center of Greenwich Village.
Locations of Brookdale Center, The Alabama, The Innocence Project, and the libraries at The New School and The Cooper Union.
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Locations of Brookdale Center, The Alabama, The Innocence Project, and the libraries at The New School and The Cooper Union.

Cardozo, located on Fifth Avenue in the heart of Greenwich Village, is in one of the most vibrant and accessible neighborhoods in Manhattan.

  • Brookdale Center -- 55 Fifth Avenue
    • Cardozo is located in the 18 story Brookdale Center. The law school occupies the first 11 floors. The top floors are used as office space and are accessed through a separate entrance.
      Brookdale Center
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      Brookdale Center












      • 1st Floor -- The newly renovated lobby, which occupies most of the first floor, is frequently used as a space for large events. The Jacob Burns Moot Court room, and a classroom are also on the first floor.
      • 2nd Floor -- The second floor has classrooms and a bookstore.
      • 3rd Floor -- On the third floor, also recently renovated, student enjoy a large student lounge, a cafe, and a cafeteria.
        Student Lounge
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        Student Lounge







      • 4th Floor -- The fourth floor has class rooms, faculty offices, and offices for student organizations.
      • 5th Floor -- The fifth floor contains the faculty lounge and a seminar room.
      • 6th, 7th, 8th, and 9th Floors -- The Dr. Lillian and Dr. Rebecca Chutick Law Library is the center of student and faculty research at Cardozo. Encompassing four floors of Cardozo's building, the library holds more than 531,000 volumes, has over 130 computers, and study space for nearly 500 students.[16]The library entrance is on floor seven.
      • 10th Floor -- Floor ten houses administrative offices for the law school.
      • 11th Floor -- Floor eleven is home to career services, the admissions office, as well as the clinics.
  • The Alabama -- 15 East 11th Street
    • The Alabama is Cardozo's 9 story residence hall and is just around the corner from Brookdale Center. The Alabama has over 100 units. [17]
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  • The Innocence Project -- 100 Fifth Avenue
    • The Innocence Project recently moved from the 11th floor of Brookdale Center to a new office space three blocks from the law school. The move allowed the Innocence Project to hire more staff and significantly increase the number of cases it takes.
  • Fogelman Library of The New School -- 65 Fifth Avenue [18]
  • The Cooper Union Library -- 7 East 7th Street [19]
    • Both the Fogelman Library and the Copper Union library serve as Cardozo's secondary libraries when the main library is closed on the Sabbath or on holidays.

[edit] Publications and Moot Court

[edit] Student-Edited

[edit] Peer-Edited

  • New York Real Estate Reporter
  • Studies in Law and Literature [27]
  • Occasional Papers in Intellectual Property [28]

[edit] Clinics and Internships

  • Alexander Fellows Program
  • Bet Tzedek Legal Services Clinic [29]
  • Corporation Counsel's Appellate Externship
  • Criminal Appeals Clinic [30]
  • Criminal Defense Clinic [31]
  • Family Court Clinic
  • Heyman/ACCA In-house Counsel Internship
  • Holocaust Restitution Claims Practicum
  • Human Rights and Genocide Clinic [32]
  • Immigration Law Clinic
  • The Innocence Project [33]
  • Intellectual Property Externship
  • Intensive Trial Advocacy Program (ITAP)
  • Labor and Employment Law Externship
  • Mediation Clinic [34]
  • NYC Law Department Internship Program
  • Public Sector Internship
  • Securities Arbitration Clinic [35]
  • Summer Institute for Career Development
  • Tax Clinic
  • Telecommunications Workshop
  • U.S. Attorneys Office/SDNY


[edit] Centers, Institutes, and Programs

  • The Jacob Burns Institute for Advanced Legal Studies
  • The Jacob Burns Center for Ethics in the Practice of Laws
  • The Leonard and Bea Diener Institute of Jewish Law
  • The Program in Family Law, Policy, and Bioethics
  • The Floersheimer Center for Constitutional Democracy [36]
  • The Samuel and Ronnie Heyman Center on Corporate Governance [37]
  • The Program in Holocaust and Human Rights Studies [38]
  • Intellectual Property Law Program [39]
  • The Program in Jewish Law and Interdisciplinary Studies [40]
  • Kukin Program for Conflict Resolution [41]
  • Stephen B. Siegel Program in Real Estate Law
  • The Howard M. Squadron Program in Law, Media, and Society [42]

[edit] Student Organizations

  • American Constitution Society
  • Asian Pacific American Law Students Association
  • Basketball League
  • Black Law Students Association
  • Cardozo Advocates for Battered Women
  • Cardozo Coalition for Diversity
  • Cardozo Democrats
  • Cardozo Dispute Resolution Society
  • Cardozo Federalist Society
  • Cardozo Israel Alliance
  • Cardozo Insider
  • Cardozo Labor and Employment Law Society
  • Cardozo OUTlaw
  • Cardozo Outdoor Adventure Club
  • Cardozo Republicans
  • Cardozo Student Animal Legal Defense Fund
  • Cardozo Tennis Society
  • Cardozo Wine Society
  • Environmental Law Society
  • European Union Law Society
  • Graduate Law Society
  • Intellectual Property Law Society
  • Jewish Law Students Association
  • Jewish Philosophy & Ethics Society
  • Latin American Law Students Association
  • Law Revue Show
  • Lehman Society
  • Phi Alpha Delta
  • Public Interest Law Students Association
  • Soccer
  • Softball Team
  • South Asian Law School Association
  • Sports and Entertainment Law Students Association
  • Student Bar Association
  • Tax Law Society
  • Unemployment Action Center
  • Women Law Students Association

[edit] Faculty

[edit] Full-time

  • Paris R. Baldacci
  • Barton Beebe
  • Richard Bierschbach
  • J. David Bleich
  • Lester Brickman
  • David G. Carlson
  • David A. Crane
  • Susan Crawford
  • Laura E. Cunningham
  • Mitchell L. Engler
  • Myriam Gilles
  • Toby Golick
  • Peter Goodrich
  • Malvina Halberstam
  • Marci Hamilton
  • Eva H. Hanks
  • Michael E. Herz
  • Justin Hughes
  • Kyron J. Huigens
  • Arthur J. Jacobson
  • Margaret H. Lemos
  • Melanie Leslie
  • Lela P. Love
  • Peter Lushing
  • Max Minzner
  • Leslie S. Newman
  • Jonathan H. Oberman
  • Eric J. Pan
  • Monroe E. Price
  • Michel Rosenfeld
  • Sheri Rosenberg
  • David Rudenstine
  • Leslie Salzman
  • Barry Scheck
  • Jeanne L. Schroeder
  • William Schwartz
  • Paul M. Shupack
  • Jonathan L.F. Silver
  • Kevin M. Stack
  • Alex Stein
  • Edward Stein
  • Stewart Sterk
  • Martin J. Stone
  • Suzanne L. Stone
  • Julie C. Suk
  • Peter Tillers
  • Paul R. Verkuil
  • Richard H. Weisberg
  • Lynn Wishart
  • Charles M. Yablon
  • Ellen C. Yaroshefsky
  • Edward A. Zelinsky

[edit] Visiting

Cardozo's full-time faculty members are frequently invited to visit at the most elite law schools. Only five law schools (Yale, Columbia, Chicago, Berkeley, and Texas) have more faculty visiting at the top six law schools. [18] Cardozo also regularly attracts high quality visiting faculty members.

  • Michelle Adams
  • Shahar Lifshitz
  • Hanina Ben-Menahem
  • Monica R. Hakimi
  • Uriel Procaccia
  • Andras Sajo

[edit] Adjunct

  • Hal Abramson
  • Michael A. Bamberger
  • Roger J. Baneman
  • Simeon H. Baum
  • Andrew S. Berkman
  • Adam J. Berner
  • Blaine H. Bortnick
  • David W. Bowker
  • Lawrence E. Busching
  • Morris E. Cohen
  • Robert Collins
  • Alvin Deutsch
  • Frank S. DiGiglio
  • Nancy Neveloff Dubler
  • Bennett Ellenbogen
  • Inna Fayenson
  • Maranda E. Fritz
  • Gary J. Galperin
  • Elizabeth S. Goldman
  • Holly J. Gregory
  • Jeffrey J. Haas
  • Zvi Hahn
  • Joelle Halperin
  • Eric Hecker
  • David N. Hoffman
  • Gary T. Holtzer
  • Moshe Horn
  • Mark Izeman
  • June Jacobson
  • Hanno F. Kaiser
  • John E. Knudsen
  • James Kornbluh
  • David S. Korzenik
  • Carolyn A. Kubitschek
  • Jo Backer Laird
  • Michael C. Lang
  • Jeffrey I. D. Lewis
  • Rosalind Lichter
  • Arthur S. Linker
  • Burton N. Lipshie
  • Susan T. Mackenzie
  • Richard M. Maltz
  • Nancy Marks
  • Kenneth McCallion
  • Howard M. McCormack
  • Robert A. Meister
  • Matthew Morreale
  • Nina Morrison
  • Peter Neufeld
  • Stanley Neustadter
  • Vincent J. O'Reilly
  • Judge Andrew J. Peck
  • Curtis Pew
  • Vanessa Potkin
  • Harlan J. Protass
  • Stephen A. Radin
  • Daniel B. Ravicher
  • Eric Rayman
  • Kenneth Rivlin
  • Robert M. Rosh
  • Malcolm I. Ross
  • Michael S. Ross
  • Lucille Roussin
  • Ben B. Rubinowitz
  • Frank J. Scardilli
  • Careen B. Shannon
  • Daniel Silverman
  • Peter L. Skolnik
  • Carlton Smith
  • Colin Starger
  • Michael H. Stone
  • John Richard Supple
  • Charles J. Tejada
  • Jonathan Todres
  • John E. Tsavaris II
  • Daniel M. Weitz
  • Leon Wildes
  • Alan Wolf
  • David J. Wolfson
  • Daniel J. Young

[edit] Former Faculty

Cardozo has a reputation for recruiting young talent to join its faculty, as is demonstrated by the high number of Cardozo faculty who go on to teach at top 15 law schools.

[edit] Alumni

[edit] Judges

On Cardozo's website it is reported that 30 Cardozo alums are now on the bench. [48]

  • Hon. Sandra J. Feuerstein '79 - Judge, U. S. District Court, Eastern District of New York [49]
  • Hon. Martin Shulman '81 - Supervising Judge, Civil Court of the City of New York, New York; Acting Justice, Supreme Court, New York County [50]
  • Hon. Dianne T. Renwick '86 - Supreme Court Justice, Bronx County, NewYork [51]
  • Hon. Dana Mitchell Jaffe '86 - District Court Judge, Nassau County, New York [52]
  • Hon. Meryl Berkowitz '81 - Acting Justice, Supreme Court; Judge, Nassau County, New York [53]
  • Hon. David Gross '87 - Judge, District Court, Nassau County, New York [54]
  • Hon. Judge Jane Pearl '87 - Supervising Judge, Family Court, Kings and Richmond Counties; Judge, Family Court of the City of New York [55]
  • Hon. John Garrett Marks '79 - Judge, Nassau County Family Court [56]
  • Hon. Noel Anne Ferris '80 - Immigration Judge, New York, New York [57]

[edit] Academia

  • Lawrence A. Cunningham '88 - Boston College Law School, Professor of Law and Associate Dean for Academic Affairs and noted author of books on investing [58]
  • Melanie Leslie '91 - Benjamin N. Cardozo School of Law, Professor and noted coauthor of a leading Trusts and Estates casebook [59]
  • Elizabeth Rosen '82 - New York Law School, Associate Professor of Applied Legal Analysis; Assistant Director, Writing Program [[60]
  • Mary Bryna Spector '86 - Southern Methodist University Dedman School of Law, Associate Professor [61]
  • Peter K. Yu '99 - Michigan State University College of Law, Associate Professor [62]

[edit] Fame from Non-Legal Careers

[edit] Partners at Top 50 Law Firms [19]

Despite Cardozo's relative youth and comparatively small alumni, graduates from Cardozo have made partner at many of the 50 most prestigious law firms. With associates at all top 50 firms, more partners are in the making. According to Cardozo's website, nearly 200 Cardozo graduates are partners at major law firms. [69]

[edit] Notable Guests, Speakers, and Panelists

[edit] Politics and Government


[edit] Entertainment and Media

[edit] Private Practice

[edit] Corporate and Business

[edit] International

  • Richard C. Holbrooke - Ambassador, US Permanent Representative to the UN [167]
  • Feisal Amin al-Istrabadi - Iraq's Deputy Permanent Representative to the United Nations [168]
  • Inocencio F. Arias - Ambassador; Permanent Representative of Spain to the United Nations; Chair, UN Counter-Terrorism committee [169]
  • Xu Bu - Counselor and Director of Policy Research, PRC's Permanent Mission to the UN [170]
  • G. J. McGough - Ambassador, Consul General of Argentina [171]
  • Benjamin Netanyahu - Former Prime Minister, Israel [172]
  • Giuliano Amato - Former Prime Minister, Italy [173]
  • Weerawit Weeraworawit - Minister of Commerce, Thailand [174]
  • Bhikhu Parekh - Member, English House of Lords [175]
  • Hon. Francis Gurry, - Deputy Director-General, World Intellectual Property Organization [176]
  • Sau Kuk Yu - Assistant Director General, World Intellectual Property Organization [177]

[edit] Public Interest

[edit] Judiciary

  • Hon. Sandra Day O'Connor - Associate Justice, US Supreme Court [189][190]
  • Hon. Stephen Breyer - Associate Justice, US Supreme Court [191][192]
  • Hon. Anthony M. Kennedy - Associate Justice, US Supreme Court [193]
  • Hon. Samuel A. Alito, Jr. - Judge, US Court of Appeals for the Third Circuit [194]
  • Hon. Ralph K. Winter - Judge, US Court of Appeals for the Second Circuit [195]
  • Hon. John M. Walker, Jr. - Chief Judge, US Court of Appeals for the Second Circuit [196]
  • Hon. Dennis Jacobs - Judge, US Court of Appeals for the Second Circuit [197]
  • Hon. Robert Katzmann - Judge, US Court of Appeals for the Second Circuit [198]
  • Hon. Pierre N. Leval - Judge, US Court of Appeals for the Second Circuit [199]
  • Hon. Jon O. Newman - Judge, US Court of Appeals for the Second Circuit[200]
  • Hon. Sonia Sotomayor - Judge, US Court of Appeals for the Second Circuit [201]
  • Hon. Richard Wesley - Judge, US Court of Appeals for the Second Circuit [202]
  • Hon. Roger L. Gregory - Judge, US Court of Appeals for the Fourth Circuit [203]
  • Hon. Jacques L. Wiener - Judge, US Court of Appeals for the Fifth Circuit [204]
  • Hon. Richard Posner - Chief Judge, US Court of Appeals for the Seventh Circuit [205]
  • Hon. Myron Bright - Judge, US Court of Appeals for the Eighth Circuit [206]
  • Hon. Stephen S. Trott - Judge, US Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit [207]
  • Hon. Stephen R. Reinhardt - Judge, US Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit [208]
  • Hon. Kenneth Starr - Judge, US Court of Appeals for the D.C. Circuit [209]
  • Hon. Pauline Newman - Judge, US Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit [210]
  • Hon. Gerald E. Lynch - Judge, US District Court for the Southern District of New York [211]
  • Hon. Lawrence M. McKenna - Judge, US District Court for the Southern District of New York [212]
  • Hon. Sidney H. Stein - Judge, US District Court for the Southern District of New York[213] [214]
  • Hon. Richard Conway Casey - Judge, US District Court for the Southern District of New York [215]
  • Hon. Michael B. Mukasey - Chief Judge, US District Court for the Southern District of New York [216]
  • Hon. Miriam Cedarbaum - Judge, US District Court for the Southern District of New York [217]
  • Hon. Lewis A. Kaplan - Judge, US District Court for the Southern District of New York [218][219]
  • Hon. Naomi Buchwald - Judge, US District Court for the Southern District of New York [220]
  • Hon. Constance Baker Motley - Judge, US District Court for the Southern District of New York [221]
  • Hon. Jack Weinstein - Judge, US District Court for the Eastern District of New York [222]
  • Hon. Robert M. Levy - Judge, US District Court for the Eastern District of New York [223]
  • Hon. Nina Gershon - Judge, US District Court for the Eastern District of New York [224]
  • Hon. Judges Dora Irizarry - Judge, US District Court for the Eastern District of New York [225]
  • Hon. Lawrence Kahn - Judge, US District Court for the Northern District of New York [226]
  • Hon. Joseph Greenaway - Judge, US District Court for the District of New Jersey [227]
  • Hon. Gerald Rosen - Judge, US District Court for the Eastern District of Michigan [228]
  • Hon. Charles Breyer - Judge, US District Court for the Northern District of California [229]
  • Hon. Edward Damich - Judge, US Court of Federal Claims [230]
  • Hon. Edward D. Re - Chief Judge Emeritus, US Court of International Trade [231]
  • Hon. Christian Gulmann - First Advocate General, European Court of Justice [232]
  • Hon. David A. O. Edward - President of the Fourth and Fifth Chambers, European Court of Justice [233]
  • Hon. Nial Fennelly - First Advocate General, European Court of Justice [234]
  • Hon. Francis G. Jacobs - First Advocate General, European Court of Justice [235]
  • Hon. Hugh Laddie - Judge, English Court of Chancery [236]
  • Hon. Izhak Englard - Justice, Supreme Court of Israel [237]
  • Hon. Robert Smith - Judge, New York Court of Appeals [238]
  • Hon. Reinaldo E. Rivera - Associate Justice, Second Department, Appellate Division, Supreme Court of the State of New York [239]
  • Hon. Gary S. Stein - Associate Justice, Supreme Court of New Jersey[240]

[edit] Law Professors

  • Owen Fiss - Professor, Yale Law School; Author, A Way Out: America's Ghettos and the Legacy of Racism [241]
  • Gregory Foxol - Senior Fellow, Orville H. Schnell Jr. Center for International Human Rights, Yale Law School [242]
  • Peter Schuck - Simeon E. Baldwin Professor of Law, Yale Law School [243]
  • Robert Dahl Sterling - Professor Emeritus, Yale University [244]
  • Lucian Bebchuk - Professor of Law, Harvard Law School [245]
  • Daniel J. Goldhagen - Professor, Harvard University; Author, Hitler's Willing Executioners: Ordinary Germans and the Holocaust [246]
  • Andrew L. Kaufman - Charles Stebbins Fairchild Professor of Law, Harvard Law School; Author, Cardozo [247]
  • Frank Michelman - Visiting Professor, Cardozo Law School; Robert Walmsley Professor, Harvard University Law School [248]
  • Arthur Miller - Professor, Harvard Law School [249]
  • William Nelson Cromwell - Professor Emeritus, Stanford University Law School [250]
  • Lawrence Lessig - Professor, Stanford Law School [251][252]
  • Margaret Jane Radin - Professor, Stanford Law School [253]
  • Jane Ginsburg - Professor, Columbia Law School [254]
  • H. Richard Uviler - Professor, Columbia Law School [255]
  • Jerome A. Cohen - Professor, NYU School of Law [256]
  • Marcel Kahan - Professor, NYU School of Law [257]
  • Burt Neuborne - Professor; Legal Director of the Brennan Center for Justice at NYU School of Law [258]
  • Geoffrey Stone - Harry Kalven, Jr. Distinguished Service Professor of Law, University of Chicago [259]
  • Jesse Choper - Earl Warren Professor of Public Law, Boalt Hall School of Law, University of California, Berkeley [260]
  • John T. Noonan, Jr - Professor Emeritus, Boalt Hall School of Law [261]
  • David Cole - Professor of Law, Georgetown University [262]
  • Mark A. Lemley - Professor University of Texas, Austin [263]
  • Allan Gerson - Professor, George Washington University; "The Price of Terror: How the Families of Pan Am Flight 103 Brought Libya to Justice" [264]
  • Michael E. Tigar - Edwin A. Mooers Scholar and Professor of Law, Washington College of Law at American University [265]

[edit] Footnotes

  1. ^ America's Best Graduate Schools 2007: Top Law Schools. U.S. News & World Report. Retrieved on 2006-11-07.
  2. ^ Rankings of Law School by Student Quality, 2005. Leiter's Law School Rankings. Retrieved on 2006-11-07.
  3. ^ Faculty Quality Rankings: Scholarly Reputation, 2003-04. Leiter's Law School Rankings. Retrieved on 2006-11-07.
  4. ^ Law Journals: Submissions and Rankings. Washington & Lee Law School. Retrieved on 2006-11-20. Filtered by "Student-Edited" and "2006 Jnls"
  5. ^ Dave Hoffman. Fun With SSRN Law School Rankings. Concurring Opinions. Retrieved on 2006-09-23.
  6. ^ James Lindgren & Daniel Seltzer, The Most Prolific Law Professors and Faculties, 71 CHI.-KENT. L. REV.781, 793 (1996).
  7. ^ Bar Pass Rates at Law Schools in New York State. Law.com. Retrieved on 2006-10-16.
  8. ^ Yeshiva University: Rankings & Lists. Princeton Review. Retrieved on 2006-10-16.
  9. ^ Top Law Schools by Specialty Area, 2002-03: Law & Literature. Leiter's Law School Rankings. Retrieved on 2006-11-07.
  10. ^ Faculty Quality in Critical Theories, 2003-04. Leiter's Law School Rankings. Retrieved on 2006-11-07.
  11. ^ Faculty Quality in Law & Philosophy, 2003-04. Leiter's Law School Rankings. Retrieved on 2006-11-07.
  12. ^ America's Best Graduate Schools 2007: Law Specialties: Intellectual Property Law. U.S. News & World Report. Retrieved on 2006-11-07.
  13. ^ Law Journals: Submissions and Rankings. Washington & Lee Law School. Retrieved on 2006-11-20. Filtered by "Entertainment, Arts, and Sports Law" and "2006 Jnls."
  14. ^ Law Journals: Submissions and Rankings. Washington & Lee Law School. Retrieved on 2006-11-20. Filtered by "Entertainment, Arts, and Sports Law," "2006 Cases" and "2006 IF." The Cardozo Arts & Entertainment Law Journal has been cited by the U.S. Supreme Court three times. See Eldred v. Ashcroft, 537 U.S. 186, 780-81 (2003); Arkansas Educ. Television Com'n v. Forbes, 523 U.S. 666, 687 n.7 (1998); Campbell v. Acuff-Rose Music, Inc., 510 U.S. 569, 578 (1994).
  15. ^ America's Best Graduate Schools 2007: Law Specialties: Dispute Resolution. U.S. News & World Report. Retrieved on 2006-11-07.
  16. ^ 2006 Rankings of American LL.M/Master of Law. American Universities Admission Program. Retrieved on 2006-11-07.
  17. ^ Faculty Quality in International & Comparative Law, 2003-04. Leiter's Law School Rankings. Retrieved on 2006-11-07.
  18. ^ Visiting Professors, 2006-07. Brian Leiter's Law School Reports. Retrieved on 2006-11-29.Alex Stein and Edward Zelinsky are visiting at Yale and Suzanne Last Stone is at Columbia.
  19. ^ Vault Guide to the Top 100 Law Firms, 6th Edition. Vault. Retrieved on 2006-11-29.

[edit] External links

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