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Citizen Genet

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Q: Post-Clerkship-Interview Method of Rejection
Been fortunate to have a couple of clerkship interviews. Wondering what the standard method of rejection is after an in-chambers interview with the judge; do chambers typically call, email, or snail-mail rejections?
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Re: Q: Post-Clerkship-Interview Method of Rejection
I think snail mail is most typical, but I got one by phone as well.
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Re: Q: Post-Clerkship-Interview Method of Rejection
It depends on the judge. I think email is more typical, but my judge prefers to call each person rejected to give them some words of encouragement (i.e. you were a really great candidate, but the competition was fierce, etc).
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Citizen Genet

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Re: Q: Post-Clerkship-Interview Method of Rejection
Thanks! Appreciate the feedback.
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madame defarge

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Re: Q: Post-Clerkship-Interview Method of Rejection
My judge sends a snail-mail rejection once he has hired all four clerks. I know some other judges don't bother with a rejection at all. You could try calling chambers for an update if it's been a while with no answer.
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