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Federal Clerkship Chances
Washington and Lee, Top 10%, Law Review (but no board position). Chances at USDC or Magistrate? Is it worth a shot?
Thanks!
Thanks!
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Re: Federal Clerkship Chances
Definitely worth a shot. It probably goes without saying, but I would recommend targeting judges who are alums of W&L or have hired W&L clerks in the past in particular.
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Re: Federal Clerkship Chances
Thanks, I appreciate it. Anyone else?
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Re: Federal Clerkship Chances
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Re: Federal Clerkship Chances
This, there's at least one judge I know of that hires fairly heavily from W&LAnonymous User wrote:Definitely worth a shot. It probably goes without saying, but I would recommend targeting judges who are alums of W&L or have hired W&L clerks in the past in particular.
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Re: Federal Clerkship Chances
OP here.
Thanks. If I wanted to concentrate on one level of judges, should it be District or Magistrate?
Thanks. If I wanted to concentrate on one level of judges, should it be District or Magistrate?
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Re: Federal Clerkship Chances
If you could only concentrate on one, I would probably say district, only because you'd have a bigger universe of judges to apply to.Anonymous User wrote:OP here.
Thanks. If I wanted to concentrate on one level of judges, should it be District or Magistrate?
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Re: Federal Clerkship Chances
Yes, absolutely. It just depends if you are willing to live in a less than desirable location.Anonymous User wrote:Washington and Lee, Top 10%, Law Review (but no board position). Chances at USDC or Magistrate? Is it worth a shot?
Thanks!
Good luck.