This California city was the home of the first Lincoln University Law School.

These three subjects comprise the first year of study in law school.

This popular Criminal Procedure professor also teaches at Santa Clara & Golden Gate.

This Lincoln graduate was President of the Board of Supervisors for Santa Clara County.

This is the City's only law school.

This long-time Lincoln home had no windows.

These three elements are required to form a legal contract.

This enthusiastic Personal Property professor also teaches Federal Taxation.

This Lincoln graduate was the first San Jose Police Auditor.

This State University is named after its host City.

The first San Jose location was a Quonset Hut with a colonial facade.

This third year subject may be "objectionable" if you don't know your privileges.

This Business Organizations Professor is also a former Dean.

This current Board member was Lincoln's Outstanding graduate in 1987.

This Catholic basilica is located in the heart of the City.

Lincoln's similarly-named sister school is located in this central-California city.

This popular maxim from Torts means "the thing speaks for itself."

This former District Court Presiding Judge taught Civil Procedure in the 1990's.

This Lincoln graduate was San Jose's Chief of Police from 2011-2013.

This exclusive all-boys high school is the alma mater of the City's current mayor.

Lincoln's University Law Schools's original San Francisco home was on this street.

This woman's remarkable reproductive capabilities are critical to estate planning.

This long-time Torts professor once biked across the entire United States.

This recent Lincoln graduate is the Immigration correspondent for NBC's Ch. 48.1

The City's train station is named after this former Lincoln Board Chair.