and, Appropriate physical facilities. A law school can also be removed from the Order if a two-thirds of member schools agree to bring the matter to a vote and four-fifths (excluding the school in question) then vote to remove the school. The list of chapters is maintained on the Order's website. See also The Order of Barristers (honor society, law; litigation) Phi Delta Phi (honor society, law; was a professional fraternity) Alpha Phi Sigma (honor society, criminal justice) Lambda Epsilon Chi (honor society, paralegal) Delta Theta Phi (professional fraternity, law) Gamma Eta Gamma (professional fraternity, law) Phi Alpha Delta (professional fraternity, law) Phi Beta Gamma (professional fraternity, law) Phi Delta Delta (professional fraternity, women, law) Sigma Delta Kappa (professional fraternity, law) Kappa Alpha Pi (professional) (professional fraternity, pre-law) Kappa Beta Pi (originally women's professional fraternity, now legal association, law) Nu Beta Epsilon (Jewish, originally men's professional fraternity, law, dormant?) References Further reading Michael Herz, Coif Comes to Cardozo, (Spring 1999) (includes information on the order's history). Frank R. Strong, Order of the Coif: English Antecedents and American Adaptation, 63 A.B.A. J. 1725-1727 (1977). External links Honor societies Legal organizations based in the United States Legal education in the United States Educational organizations based in the United States Student organizations established in 1902 Former members of Association of College Honor Societies 1902 establishments in Illinois