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Hardest (Big) Cities to Get a Federal Clerkship
Posted: Fri Mar 24, 2017 12:26 pm
by Anonymous User
Curious how people would rank them. I'm assuming NYC and DC are neck and neck for the top. Then what? Boston? Bay area? Chicago, Philly, and L.A. further down the list?
Re: Hardest (Big) Cities to Get a Federal Clerkship
Posted: Fri Mar 24, 2017 12:47 pm
by Anonymous User
Below SDNY and DDC, I think the bordering districts are seen as pretty close, so EDNY, EDVA, DMD
Then pretty mcuh all the cities people want to live in I think. In no particular order SF, LA, SD, Chicago, Boston, Austin, maybe some other EDTX cities.
Then probably cool vacation-ish cities, Honolulu, Denver, Miami, Seattle.
I'm semi-guessing and there are plenty of judges from fly over distrcts that are way more competitive than even DDC because they are feeder judges or whatever.
Re: Hardest (Big) Cities to Get a Federal Clerkship
Posted: Fri Mar 24, 2017 1:06 pm
by RaceJudicata
Anonymous User wrote:Below SDNY and DDC, I think the bordering districts are seen as pretty close, so EDNY, EDVA, DMD
Then pretty mcuh all the cities people want to live in I think. In no particular order SF, LA, SD, Chicago, Boston, Austin, maybe some other EDTX cities.
Then probably cool vacation-ish cities, Honolulu, Denver, Miami, Seattle.
I'm semi-guessing and there are plenty of judges from fly over distrcts that are way more competitive than even DDC because they are feeder judges or whatever.
DMD over
all of California? not a chance.
Re: Hardest (Big) Cities to Get a Federal Clerkship
Posted: Fri Mar 24, 2017 4:09 pm
by Anonymous User
In no world is DMD more competitive than CDCA and NDCA.
Re: Hardest (Big) Cities to Get a Federal Clerkship
Posted: Sat Mar 25, 2017 3:47 pm
by Anonymous User
Also wrong on EDTX--it's not competitive because anyone thinks it's a "cool" location (it has no large cities, just a big swatch of rural and small-city East Texas), but because it sees more high-level patent lit than any other district due to favorable local rules and a rocket docket. But that could soon change as SCOTUS will hear a case next week that could effectively eliminate the incentive for patent plaintiffs to file in EDTX.
If that happens, EDTX will become one of the sleepier flyover districts overnight (still not a bad place to clerk of course!)
Re: Hardest (Big) Cities to Get a Federal Clerkship
Posted: Sat Mar 25, 2017 6:37 pm
by Br3v
Anonymous User wrote:In no world is DMD more competitive than CDCA and NDCA.
Also, in no world does it matter
Re: Hardest (Big) Cities to Get a Federal Clerkship
Posted: Sun Mar 26, 2017 6:29 pm
by bruinfan10
Br3v wrote:Anonymous User wrote:In no world is DMD more competitive than CDCA and NDCA.
Also, in no world does it matter
