It's the time of year for our annual Condorcet poll about law schools–but this years, I want to emphasize that the question is about the best law faculties, in terms of the scholarly quality of their work. Here's the poll: have fun! (We've included every school that is either "top 50" in U.S. News or by one of the measures of faculty quality that I've used in the past.) Any attempt to rally votes will result in that school being dropped from the final results! And rank at least 20 schools!
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