Howard University School of Law

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Howard University School of Law is a historically Black law school in Washington, D.C., renowned for its pivotal role in civil rights legal advocacy and the education of prominent African American lawyers and judges.


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Predicate Object
instanceOf graduate school
historically Black law school
law school
accreditation American Bar Association
affiliation Historically Black Colleges and Universities
barPassageFocus preparation for bar examination
campusType urban campus
city Washington, D.C.
colors blue
red
country USA
United States of America
foundedBy Howard University
foundingYear 1869
hasDean Danielle Holley-Walker
hasStudentOrganization Howard Human and Civil Rights Law Review
Howard Law Journal
Moot court program
historicalSignificance central institution in legal strategy against racial segregation in the United States
knownFor pivotal role in U.S. civil rights legal advocacy
producing prominent African American judges
training African American civil rights lawyers
languageOfInstruction English
library Howard University Law Library
locatedIn Washington, D.C.
memberOf Association of American Law Schools
mission to provide legal education with an emphasis on civil rights and social justice
motto A Tradition of Excellence
notableAlumnus Charles Hamilton Houston
Douglas Wilder
Pauli Murray
Spottswood Robinson III
Thurgood Marshall
Vernon Jordan
William Hastie
offersDegree Juris Doctor
Master of Laws
offersProgram civil rights law program
clinical legal education
public interest law program
parentOrganization Howard University
partOf Howard University
regionServed United States
religiousAffiliation nonsectarian
specializesIn civil rights law
social justice law
state District of Columbia
type private law school

Referenced by (3)
Subject (surface form when different) Predicate
Letitia James
Thurgood Marshall
educatedAt
Howard University
hasSchool

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