From the Bench to the Page: A Trivia Challenge on the Autobiographies of Legal Luminaries

In her autobiography, 'My Own Words', Ruth Bader Ginsburg reflects on her journey from a young law student to a Supreme Court Justice. What was the name of the law school she attended?

Which autobiography by Clarence Thomas, a former Supreme Court Justice, stirred controversy due to its conservative viewpoints and criticism of liberal justices?

In her autobiography, 'My Beloved World', Sonia Sotomayor, the first Hispanic Supreme Court Justice, recounts her upbringing in the Bronx and her path to becoming a jurist. What was the name of the high school she attended?

In his autobiography, 'The Scalia Reader', Antonin Scalia presents a collection of his speeches, essays, and opinions. What was the name of the law school where he taught before his Supreme Court appointment?

In her autobiography, 'Sisters in Law: How Sandra Day O'Connor and Ruth Bader Ginsburg Went to the Supreme Court and Changed the World', Joan Biskupic chronicles the lives and careers of two influential Supreme Court Justices. What was the name of the law school where Sandra Day O'Connor graduated?

In his autobiography, 'The Dissenting Opinion', John Paul Stevens, a former Supreme Court Justice, reflects on his career and his dissenting opinions in notable cases. What was the name of the law school where he taught before his Supreme Court appointment?

In his autobiography, 'American Lion: Andrew Jackson in the White House', Jon Meacham delves into the presidency of Andrew Jackson. What was the name of the law school where Jackson studied?

In her autobiography, 'The Hemingses of Monticello: An American Family', Annette Gordon-Reed explores the lives of the Hemings family, enslaved people at Thomas Jefferson's Monticello estate. What was the name of the law school where Gordon-Reed teaches?