List of Vanderbilt University Law School alumni

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Following is a list of notable alumni from the Vanderbilt University Law School.

Academia[edit]

Attorneys[edit]

Attorney General[edit]

Government[edit]

John Randolph Neal Jr.

Private practice[edit]

Business[edit]

Entertainment[edit]

Bill Corr
J. Christopher Giancarlo

Government[edit]

Judicial[edit]

Gilbert S. Merritt Jr.
Jane Branstetter Stranch

Military[edit]

John Nance Garner

Politics[edit]

U.S. vice presidents[edit]

Greg Abbott

Governors[edit]

Fred Thompson
Duncan U. Fletcher

U.S. Senators[edit]

Jo Byrns

U.S. House of Representatives[edit]

Ambassadors and diplomats[edit]

State[edit]

Local officials[edit]

Other[edit]

References[edit]

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