Yale Law School
Yale Law School is the law school of Yale University, located in New Haven, Connecticut, United States. Established in 1824, Yale Law offers the J. D. , LL. M. , J. S. D. , M. S. L. , and Ph. D. degrees in law.
Yale Law School People (First 49 people) - Page 3
Jonathan Kay
Canadian journalist
Edward H. Levi
American statesman
Jane Bolin
Judge
David D. Cole
American professor
Peter Mutharika
Former President of Malawi
Jan Paulsson
Swedish arbitrator
Louis Vogel
French jurist
Paul Gewirtz
Professor
Amrit Singh
American-Indian lawyer
Robert Spoo
Legal scholar
Leonhard Stark
Tom Gerety
Foster Furcolo
Former Governor of Massachusetts
Augustus Brandegee
American lawyer
Augustine Lonergan
Former U. S. senator
John Q. Tilson
American Politician
Edward N. Cahn
Judge
Cynthia Estlund
Author
Jean Constance Hamilton
Former Judge
William H. Walls
Judge
Adam Yarmolinsky
American author
Carlos G. Muñiz
Justice of the Florida Supreme Court
Burke Marshall
Former United States Assistant Attorney General
Trusten Polk
Former Governor of Missouri
Bruce William Kauffman
Former Judge
Harrison J. Goldin
Member of the New York State Senate
Mathea Falco
David Dwight Baldwin
Businessman
Richard W. Garnett
Law professor
Radoslav Procházka
Slovak lawyer
Allen E. Ertel
Former United States Representative
Dan Clodfelter
Former Mayor of Charlotte, North Carolina
Richardson Dilworth
American Politician
Josh McLaurin
Politician
Donald J. Irwin
U. S. representative
Anthony T. Kronman
American writer
Ethan Leib
Author
Frank C. Damrell Jr.
Former judge
Joanne A. Epps
American professor
Goshu Wolde
Former Minister of Foreign Affairs of Ethiopia
Rebecca Goodgame Ebinger
Judge
Alvin W. Thompson
Judge
Ryan Goodman
Professor
Henry Hansmann
American author
Sara Bronin
American lawyer
Joseph Amiel
American attorney
Anna Diggs Taylor
Judge
