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what kind of clerkships should I be targeting?
Median at T25 no LR or journal, transferred from a T2 where I was on LR and top 20% of class. What kinds of clerkships should I be targeting?
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Re: what kind of clerkships should I be targeting?
State courts. Maybe fed magistrates or other non-AIII clerkships.Anonymous User wrote:Median at T25 no LR or journal, transferred from a T2 where I was on LR and top 20% of class. What kinds of clerkships should I be targeting?
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ggocat
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Re: what kind of clerkships should I be targeting?
None, except maybe state trial.Anonymous User wrote:Median at T25 no LR or journal, transferred from a T2 where I was on LR and top 20% of class. What kinds of clerkships should I be targeting?
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Re: what kind of clerkships should I be targeting?
You might have a chance at state trial and state intermediate appellate, but I wouldn't hold my breath.
ETA: Nothing to lose by applying to magistrates and bankruptcy judges (if you have any bankruptcy chops), but I *really* wouldn't hold my breath for those.
ETA: Nothing to lose by applying to magistrates and bankruptcy judges (if you have any bankruptcy chops), but I *really* wouldn't hold my breath for those.
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