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Dead in the water?
I'm wondering what my COA chances are after some recent disappointing news. T14 student, top few percent, but recently landed a secondary journal rather than law review. Any idea on what circuits are foreclosed now? Thanks.
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Re: Dead in the water?
No circuits are foreclosed based on not making law review.Anonymous User wrote:I'm wondering what my COA chances are after some recent disappointing news. T14 student, top few percent, but recently landed a secondary journal rather than law review. Any idea on what circuits are foreclosed now? Thanks.
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Re: Dead in the water?
And you can't judge the competitiveness of a clerkship by what circuit it's in.rpupkin wrote:No circuits are foreclosed based on not making law review.Anonymous User wrote:I'm wondering what my COA chances are after some recent disappointing news. T14 student, top few percent, but recently landed a secondary journal rather than law review. Any idea on what circuits are foreclosed now? Thanks.
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Re: Dead in the water?
Yep.ndirish2010 wrote:And you can't judge the competitiveness of a clerkship by what circuit it's in.rpupkin wrote:No circuits are foreclosed based on not making law review.Anonymous User wrote:I'm wondering what my COA chances are after some recent disappointing news. T14 student, top few percent, but recently landed a secondary journal rather than law review. Any idea on what circuits are foreclosed now? Thanks.
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