It's A Real Challenge For Women To Get On The List Of Most-Cited Legal Scholars Of All Time
All time lists are definitely slanted towards white men.
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Ed. Note: Welcome to our daily feature Trivia Question of the Day!
According to Yale Law School librarian Fred Shapiro’s list of the most-cited legal scholars of all time, who is the only woman legal scholar who is still alive on the list?
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Hint: The late Deborah Rhode, of Stanford Law School, ranked No. 45 on the list, while the answer to this question clocked in at 40.
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