Neil Gorsuch, President Donald Trump’s choice for the United States Supreme Court, has something in common with the court’s current members. He studied at Harvard Law School, as did four current Supreme Court justices. A fifth justice, Ruth Bader Ginsburg, attended Harvard, but graduated from Columbia University’s law school. The court’s three other members graduated from Yale Law School. The Gorsuch nomination now goes to the Senate Judiciary Committee. If he is confirmed, it means all nine Supreme Court justices will be former students at either Harvard or Yale. That is worth noting, given that the United States has more than 200 law schools.

What does graduate mean?
to complete a program of study
to be a lawyer
to attend college
to go to law school
Which Supreme Court justices attended law school?
all of them
some of them
none of them
three of them
The United States has more than 200 law schools.
one thousand
enough
200
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