This is a neat chart, though I can't vouch for its accuracy--though in the past, this blog has done rather well at gathering the information. The chart appears to be organized by the most recent U.S. News rank of the law schools, which does make clear where U.S. News is really out of whack with the reality of professional oppoturnities such as clerkships!
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