Yale Law School is, according to U.S. News & World Report, the top-ranked law school in the country. It has produced two presidents and innumerable other notable legal and political figures. In the early 1980s, Yale Law School — along with Harvard Law School and the University of Chicago Law School — produced one of the three founding chapters of the Federalist Society, which grew over the ensuing decades into one of the most influential groups on the broader political/legal Right.
But times have been better at Yale Law for conservatives. Earlier this month, current Yale Law School student Aaron Haviland took to The Federalist to lament Yale Law’s current anti-conservative, anti-Christian institutional biases:
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