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Thoughts on Virginia Supreme Ct. or Maryland Ct. of Appeals
If I want to practice in DC long term
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Re: Thoughts on Virginia Supreme Ct. or Maryland Ct. of Appeals
Va. SSC (and this coming from a former Md. SSC clerk)
People from both do end up in DC--just look at linkedin, people end up all over--, but from what I've heard Va. is more competitive. However, I think it's important to consider the judges history as well; for example, if you are choosing between an Md. and Va. judge, it matters what they did before the bench because thats where there best connections would lie.
People from both do end up in DC--just look at linkedin, people end up all over--, but from what I've heard Va. is more competitive. However, I think it's important to consider the judges history as well; for example, if you are choosing between an Md. and Va. judge, it matters what they did before the bench because thats where there best connections would lie.
