dang, sorry! did you ever figure out if your reference got a call re: this gig? what a weird process this is turning out to be...Anonymous User wrote:I'm the anon above who had reference called. Just got a rejection email an hour ago.
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anyone else still sitting at radio silence (i.e., neither a rejection nor an interview invitation?)
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those that were rejected, did your rejections specify between the Honors Program generally and the Solicitor General's Fellowship?
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Yeah, it was them. She said the person she spoke to "seemed really interested" in me so she was as confused as I am by the rejection, especially since I have worked at the AG's office and had some contacts/references there who were supportive. Oh well ¯\_(ツ)_/¯Anonymous User wrote:dang, sorry! did you ever figure out if your reference got a call re: this gig? what a weird process this is turning out to be...Anonymous User wrote:I'm the anon above who had reference called. Just got a rejection email an hour ago.
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I only applied to the AG HP, but if it helps, the rejection email subject read, "California Attorney General's Honors Program" and the email begins with "Thank you for applying to the California Attorney General's Honors Program. "Anonymous User wrote:those that were rejected, did your rejections specify between the Honors Program generally and the Solicitor General's Fellowship?
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Thanks for the heads up. Curious if anyone got rejected for or an interview with the sg gig.
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yes, still silent and waitingAnonymous User wrote:anyone else still sitting at radio silence (i.e., neither a rejection nor an interview invitation?)
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anyone have a sense of what the caseload looks like for DAGs in the criminal division? for example, what % are direct appeals v. post-conviction?
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Looking at last year's thread, it doesn't appear as though anyone commented on when they heard back from the SG program specifically. I still haven't heard anything.Anonymous User wrote:Thanks for the heads up. Curious if anyone got rejected for or an interview with the sg gig.
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I got an interview via email last week. Appears as though its the same interview for both the AG and SG.Anonymous User wrote:Thanks for the heads up. Curious if anyone got rejected for or an interview with the sg gig.
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Did your email mention both programs? Mine just said this:Anonymous User wrote:I got an interview via email last week. Appears as though its the same interview for both the AG and SG.Anonymous User wrote:Thanks for the heads up. Curious if anyone got rejected for or an interview with the sg gig.
I am extending to you an invitation to interview for the Attorney General’s Honors Program. The Honors Program will be holding interviews in the Attorney General’s San Francisco office on Monday, November 30, 2015. Please let me know if you are available on that date.
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My email did not mention the SG program, but I followed up by email to ask.Anonymous User wrote:Did your email mention both programs? Mine just said this:Anonymous User wrote:I got an interview via email last week. Appears as though its the same interview for both the AG and SG.Anonymous User wrote:Thanks for the heads up. Curious if anyone got rejected for or an interview with the sg gig.
I am extending to you an invitation to interview for the Attorney General’s Honors Program. The Honors Program will be holding interviews in the Attorney General’s San Francisco office on Monday, November 30, 2015. Please let me know if you are available on that date.
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cool. thanks!Anonymous User wrote:My email did not mention the SG program, but I followed up by email to ask.Anonymous User wrote:Did your email mention both programs? Mine just said this:Anonymous User wrote:I got an interview via email last week. Appears as though its the same interview for both the AG and SG.Anonymous User wrote:Thanks for the heads up. Curious if anyone got rejected for or an interview with the sg gig.
I am extending to you an invitation to interview for the Attorney General’s Honors Program. The Honors Program will be holding interviews in the Attorney General’s San Francisco office on Monday, November 30, 2015. Please let me know if you are available on that date.
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Anyone else still waiting?
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not a direct response, really, but might be helpful. i interviewed this week. was told i'd hear back in a month. doesn't sound like this is moving very quickly. maybe they've identified their top choices (based on paper) and they're interviewing them first. then, if they don't meet their hiring goals from that population, they'll move to the group that hasn't heard anything yet?
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That sounds pretty plausible. Thanks for the info!
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What do you mean by post-conviction?Anonymous User wrote:anyone have a sense of what the caseload looks like for DAGs in the criminal division? for example, what % are direct appeals v. post-conviction?
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presumably direct appeals v. collateral attacks? (habeas/IAC)zot1 wrote:What do you mean by post-conviction?Anonymous User wrote:anyone have a sense of what the caseload looks like for DAGs in the criminal division? for example, what % are direct appeals v. post-conviction?
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I see! From what I saw, direct appeals was the bulk of it.A. Nony Mouse wrote:presumably direct appeals v. collateral attacks? (habeas/IAC)zot1 wrote:What do you mean by post-conviction?Anonymous User wrote:anyone have a sense of what the caseload looks like for DAGs in the criminal division? for example, what % are direct appeals v. post-conviction?
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I heard the same about the timeline, so just waiting now. The website indicated that there would be 6 to 10 hires; has anyone heard anything about whether it might be on the lower or higher side of that range? Also, we still don't know which divisions/sections will actually be staffed, right?Anonymous User wrote:not a direct response, really, but might be helpful. i interviewed this week. was told i'd hear back in a month. doesn't sound like this is moving very quickly. maybe they've identified their top choices (based on paper) and they're interviewing them first. then, if they don't meet their hiring goals from that population, they'll move to the group that hasn't heard anything yet?
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any updates? still people who haven't heard either way?
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I'd be curious in ppl's grades, school, and background to learn what's competitive for this program. Especially anyone that got an interview.
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Withdrew to accept NYC ADA offer.
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I still haven't heard anything
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relatively on-topic question: is it really feasible to make $50k in SF?
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