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Anonymous User
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What's more difficult to get:
DOJ Honors Civil Rights or a COA Clerkship?
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LawIdiot86
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Re: What's more difficult to get:
All things equal, DOJ Honors Civil Rights, because you're competing with COA clerks for it and there are many fewer openings.Anonymous User wrote:DOJ Honors Civil Rights or a COA Clerkship?
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Re: What's more difficult to get:
That's brutal.
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Anonymous User
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Re: What's more difficult to get:
depends on the COA clerkship, of course.
