Pop culture about lawyers
Tom Robinson's defense attorney in Maycomb, Alabama in a standard canon novel.
Who is Atticus Finch?
This began when 13 aeronauts gathered in a mall parking lot in 1972.
What is the balloon fiesta?
The current dean of the law school
Who is Camille Carey?
Of the three traditional types of chocolate, this is Issa's favorite.
What is milk chocolate?
Number of bowling balls held simultaneously by one person.
What is 16?
This actor yelled at Tom Cruise: "You can't handle the truth!"
Who is Jack Nicholson?
Danielle's answer to red or green
What is green?
Jessie's favorite class this year
What is property law?
Snickers sold this many candy bars in 2025, approximately.
What is 5 billion?
This is the fastest time anyone has joggled a kilometer.
What is 2 minutes 46.63 seconds?
She won an Oscar for playing the titular advocate who helped sue PG&E about groundwater contamination.
Who is Julia Roberts?
This New Mexico city has the world's largest Matanza.
What is Belen?
The number of faculty members currently teaching at UNMSOL.
What is 32?
Pounds of chocolate that is fatal if consumed in one sitting by a human.
What is 22 pounds?
The longest tongue on a living dog.
What is 5.46 inches?
This stylish lead character says she and her dog are both Gemini vegetarians.
Who is Elle Woods?
The oldest human footprints in the Americas were discovered in this national park.
What is White Sands?
The year the law school was founded.
What is 1947?
This European country made a bomb out of chocolate with the intention of killing the British royal family.
What is Germany?
This is the most people leap frogged over in a single bound.
What is 10 people?
Law & Order has this many spin off series.
What is 6?
New Mexico produces this repeating digit percentage of green chile in the U.S.
What is 77%?
This US Supreme Court Justice was the keynote speaker at the dedication of the UNMSOL's second location in 1952.
Who is Supreme Court Justice Hugo Black?
In this approximate year the cacao tree was first used as a source of food.
What is 3300 B.C.E.?
This was the fastest time to wrap a single person in wrapping paper with a team of 8.
What is 41.1 seconds?