Love ‘em or hate ‘em, the US News rankings came out today. Here’s the rankings of law school dispute resolution programs.
Pepperdine
Harvard
Missouri
Hamline
Ohio State
Yeshiva (Cardozo)
Oregon
Marquette
UC Hastings
Willamette
UNLV
Professor Colin Starger of the University of Baltimore School of Law tells us of The Supreme Court Mapping Project.
Here are excerpts of the description:
The SCOTUS Mapping Project has two distinct components:
Enhanced development of the Mapper software. This software enables users to create sophisticated interactive maps of Supreme Court doctrine by plotting relationships between majority, concurring and dissenting opinions. With the software, users can both visualize how different “lines”...
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