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Re: New Feeder Judge Data

Post by shoeshine » Sun Sep 18, 2011 2:18 am

Thanks for this. Do you have any aspirations of doing a SCOTUS clerkship and are you working for any of the top feeder judges?

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Re: New Feeder Judge Data

Post by Grizz » Sun Sep 18, 2011 3:02 am

agm82 wrote:ITT: Brian Leiter's TLS equivalent invests serious amounts of time compiling data relevant for 0.0001% of the law school population. Are you an actual federal law clerk today dude? I feel my tax dollars being wasted given that you seem to spend all day every day on this internet message board.

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Re: New Feeder Judge Data

Post by quiver » Sun Sep 18, 2011 10:02 am

Interesting stuff, GTL.

In the last chart when you refer to "active" judges, I assume this means "active" as in "still on the bench," not "active" as in "not senior status" right? I only ask because I'm pretty sure Calabresi and Sack (and maybe others on the list?) have taken senior status , so I just wanted to clarify.

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Re: New Feeder Judge Data

Post by Anonymous User » Sun Sep 18, 2011 11:51 am

Anyone still waiting? I had a few interviews at the end of last week, and I've yet to hear anything. I'm not expecting anything at this point (obviously I wasn't the top choice for any of those judges), but how long does it usually take for rejections? Is it possible that they've extended offers to people who are still sitting on them?

It just seems weird. All of my friends heard up or down within 48 hours (most within 24).

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