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	The '''Case Western Reserve University School of Law''' is the ] at ] in ]. It is currently ranked #51 in the 2007 '']'' ]~~, making it a second tier law school~~. In addition to the J.D., Case offers an LL.M. in US Law to foreign lawyers.		The '''Case Western Reserve University School of Law''' is the ] at ] in ]. It is currently ranked #51 in the 2007 '']'' ]. In addition to the J.D., Case offers an LL.M. in US Law to foreign lawyers.

	=== Notable Faculty ===		=== Notable Faculty ===

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The Case Western Reserve University School of Law is the law school at Case Western Reserve University in Cleveland, Ohio. It is currently ranked #51 in the 2007 U.S. News & World Report graduate school rankings. In addition to the J.D., Case offers an LL.M. in US Law to foreign lawyers.

Michael Scharf - An expert on international law, Mr. Scharf was nominated for a Nobel Peace Prize in 2005. Mr. Scharf assisted in the training of the judges in Iraq's Saddam Hussein trial.
Henry King - A former Nuremberg prosecutor.
Juliet Kostritsky - An expert on Promissory Estoppel, Mrs. Kostritsky was the former chair of the Contracts division of the AALS.
Lew Katz - An expert on Criminal Law and author of significant portions of the Ohio Criminal Code, Mr. Katz is running for the US House of Representitives 14th District seat in OH.
Paul Gianelli - One of the country's foremost evidence experts and has co-authored several leading evidence and scientific evidence texts.