If you received a clerkship at either of these, can you please provide your stats?
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Specialty Courts: Ct of Int'l Trade and Ct of Federal Claims
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If you received a clerkship at either of these, can you please provide your stats?
If you received a clerkship at either of these, can you please provide your stats?
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Re: Specialty Courts: Ct of Int'l Trade and Ct of Federal Claims
Current COFC clerk.
COFC clerks' credentials are all over the place. Generally, it's like anywhere else (Ivy/LR types), but there are plenty who hire from lower ranked schools. A few judges seem to prefer top of the class from lower ranked schools and a few seem to strongly prefer former interns who unsurprisingly went to the local schools.
COFC clerks' credentials are all over the place. Generally, it's like anywhere else (Ivy/LR types), but there are plenty who hire from lower ranked schools. A few judges seem to prefer top of the class from lower ranked schools and a few seem to strongly prefer former interns who unsurprisingly went to the local schools.
