Current Dist Ct clerk here. Spent some time at a firm before my clerkship so I am not eligible for DOJ honors.
When should I start applying if I am interested in going to DOJ main or my local USAO after my clerkship?
Thanks!
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Citizen Genet

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Re: DOJ hiring timeline
Whenever there is an opening.Anonymous User wrote:Current Dist Ct clerk here. Spent some time at a firm before my clerkship so I am not eligible for DOJ honors.
When should I start applying if I am interested in going to DOJ main or my local USAO after my clerkship?
Thanks!
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Re: DOJ hiring timeline
even if I am not available until August 2015? I know background check takes a while but that still seems super early.Whenever there is an opening.
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Re: DOJ hiring timeline
Yes, even until then. At the very least, you start getting your application in front of their eyes and get on their radar.Anonymous User wrote:even if I am not available until August 2015? I know background check takes a while but that still seems super early.Whenever there is an opening.
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