Pepsi / New York University Annual Survey / Yale Law Journal / Democracy Alliance Partners / Creative Commons / /
Country
Kenya / Uganda / /
Facility
Lowenstein International Human Rights Clinic / Duke University / Court of Appeals / Brennan Center / Harvard College / University School / /
IndustryTerm
transportation / broken systems / concrete reform solutions / important tool / law school / election law cases / part advocacy / part communications hub / nonpartisan law / criminal law / finance reform / public interest law / /
Organization
Functioning Government / New York University / Brennan Center / Yale / Center for Justice / The John D / Center for Global Development in Washington / Harvard College / Senate / Mertz Gilmore Foundation / Duke University / New York University School / Congress / Brennan Center for Justice / David Earley Brennan Center for Justice / Seton Hall Law School / U.S. Supreme Court / White House / JPB Foundation / Court of Appeals / National Labor Relations Board / Joyce Foundation / UN Court / Introduction In National Labor Relations Board / International Brotherhood of Teamsters Local / NYU School of Law / D. and Catherine T. MacArthur Foundation / Equal Employment Opportunity Commission / Yale Law School / /
Person
George W. Bush / Katherine Munyan / Harry Reid / John Boehner / Wendy Weiser / Sidney Rosdeitcher / Matthew Menendez / Noel Canning / Jim Lyons / Alan Greenspan / Lindsey Graham / Allyse Falce / James Polk / Cameron Ferrante / John Mason / Alicia Bannon / David Earley / Felix Frankfurter / /
Position
Counsel / president / Speaker / administrative law judge / Thurgood Marshall to Alan Greenspan / Senator / author / Professor / House Speaker / temporary executive / Director / Majority Leader / Attorney General / Comments Editor / Article Editor / President James Polk’s Attorney General / /
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