When it comes to producing highly influential future federal judges, the University of Michigan Law School is tops, according to a new analysis by legal research and analytics firm Ravel Law.
March 31, 2016 at 03:25 PM
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When it comes to producing highly influential future federal judges, the University of Michigan Law School is tops, according to a new analysis by legal research and analytics firm Ravel Law.
Michigan’s alumni federal judges on average authored more opinions and saw their opinions cited more often than alumni judges from any other law school, according to Ravel’s analysis.
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