St. Paul College of Law

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St. Paul College of Law was a Minnesota law school, later part of William Mitchell College of Law, known for educating future U.S. Chief Justice Warren E. Burger.

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St. Paul College of Law canonical 2
Union College of Law 2

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Predicate Object
instanceOf educational institution
law school
academicDiscipline law
affiliation American legal education system
country United States
educatedAt St. Paul College of Law
educationalFocus legal education
historicalRelation predecessor institution of William Mitchell College of Law
languageOfInstruction English
laterPartOf William Mitchell College of Law
locatedIn Midwestern United States
Minnesota
Ramsey County, Minnesota
Saint Paul, Minnesota
United States legal education system
locatedInTimeZone Central Time Zone
mergedInto William Mitchell College of Law
notableAlumnus Warren E. Burger
notableFor educating future U.S. Chief Justice Warren E. Burger
operatedAs independent law school in Minnesota
partOf William Mitchell College of Law
positionHeld Chief Justice of the United States
regionServed Upper Midwest
status defunct law school
type private law school

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Warren E. Burger educatedAt St. Paul College of Law
Kenesaw Mountain Landis educatedAt Union College of Law
linked to: St. Paul College of Law
Theodore Brentano educatedAt Union College of Law
linked to: St. Paul College of Law
Warren E. Burger educatedAt St. Paul College of Law
subject linked to: St. Paul College of Law