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The list of University of Michigan Law School alumni includes notable alumni of University of Michigan Law School.

Alphabetized list

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A-D

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William W. Cook
Ann Coulter
Clarence Darrow

E-G

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H-K

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Valerie Jarrett

L-Q

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Eric Lefkofsky
Frank Murphy

R-Z

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Branch Rickey
Ken Salazar

See also

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