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OP here. I meant that the law school in question is in the top 10 of the list of public law schools, as in, a list that excludes private law schools. When you add in the private law schools, it is still in the top 25. I got this info from Wikipedia. Obviously I wouldn't be talking about a university that doesn't even have a law school?[/quote]

More for my own curiosity I looked up the top 25 law schools.  Nine are public.  I didn't even realize there were that many public law schools in the top 25.

#1	Yale University
#2	Harvard University 
#3	Stanford University 
#4	Columbia University 
#4	University of Chicago 
#6	New York University 
#7	University of Pennsylvania 
[b]#8	University of Virginia - PUBLIC[/b] (but not OP's school)
[b]#9	University of California—?Berkeley - PUBLIC[/b]
#10	Duke University 
[b]#10	University of Michigan—?Ann Arbor - PUBLIC[/b] (but not OP's school)
#12	Northwestern University 
#13	Cornell University 
#13	Georgetown University 
[b]#15	University of Texas—?Austin - PUBLIC [/b]
[b]#16	University of California—?Los Angeles PUBLIC [/b]
#16	Vanderbilt University 
#18	Washington University in St. Louis 
#19	Emory University 
#20	George Washington University 
[b]#20	University of Minnesota—?Twin Cities PUBLIC[/b] 
#20	University of Southern California (Gould) 
[b]#23	University of Alabama [/b] - PUBLIC 
[b]#24	College of William and Mary (Marshall-?Wythe) [/b] - PUBLIC
[b]#24	University of Washington[/b] - PUBLIC [/quote]

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