Scalia Law

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Scalia Law is the law school of George Mason University in Arlington, Virginia, known for its emphasis on law and economics and conservative legal thought.

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instanceOf law school
academicAffiliation American Bar Association approved law school
academicDiscipline law
accreditedBy American Bar Association
affiliation public university
campus Arlington Campus of George Mason University
linked to: Arlington Campus
country United States
emphasis interdisciplinary approach to law and economics
policy-oriented legal education
formerName George Mason University School of Law
governedBy George Mason University Board of Visitors
hasCenter Center for Intellectual Property x Innovation Policy
Center for the Study of the Administrative State
Law and Economics Center
National Security Institute
hasFocus administrative law
antitrust law
constitutional law
economic analysis of law
intellectual property law
hasReputationFor conservative-leaning faculty
influence in conservative legal circles
strong connections to the federal judiciary
hasSpecialProgram Law and Economics programs
clinics and externships in Washington, D.C. area
knownFor conservative legal thought
law and economics
originalism and textualism scholarship
languageOfInstruction English
legalTradition common law
locatedIn Arlington, Virginia
United States
memberOf Association of American Law Schools (historical/contested status)
namedAfter Antonin Scalia
namesakeOccupation Associate Justice of the Supreme Court of the United States
offersDegree Juris Doctor
LLM
offersProgram JD program
LLM programs
officialName Antonin Scalia Law School
parentOrganization George Mason University
partOf George Mason University
proximityTo Washington, D.C.
publicTransitAccess Washington Metro via nearby stations in Arlington
regionServed Washington, D.C. metropolitan area
shortName Scalia Law
Scalia Law School
state Virginia
typeOfInstitution public law school
website https://www.law.gmu.edu/

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