2-year appellate clerkships?
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2-year appellate clerkships?
Do these ever happen? Anybody in one that has been extended, perhaps due to the pandemic?
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Re: 2-year appellate clerkships?
IIRC, Consuelo Callahan (9th Cir.) just hired someone for a two year. So it happens, but you're right, it's the first and only time I've seen it. Seems mad chill.
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Re: 2-year appellate clerkships?
Lourie and Wallach on the Federal Circuit nearly exclusively offer two-year clerkships; Moore (also on Fed Cir) offers 1.5 year ones. Definitely seems like this is the exception to the rule though. Vast majority I've seen are one-year terms.
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Re: 2-year appellate clerkships?
Judge Haynes on CA5 seems to have a two-year clerk too.
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Re: 2-year appellate clerkships?
Raymond Gruender on the 8th Circuit and Agee on the 4th also do 2 year clerkships.
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Re: 2-year appellate clerkships?
Yup, my understanding is that Haynes does a mix of one- and two- year clerkships, and Dennis on CA5 does two-year clerkshipsHyde Park Knight wrote: ↑Mon Aug 17, 2020 11:39 amJudge Haynes on CA5 seems to have a two-year clerk too.
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Re: 2-year appellate clerkships?
Bibas on CA3 also has one. No idea on how it is regarded compared to the one year slots.
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Re: 2-year appellate clerkships?
I don't believe he has a 2 year position anymore.MarkmanPapers wrote: ↑Mon Aug 17, 2020 3:24 pmBibas on CA3 also has one. No idea on how it is regarded compared to the one year slots.
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Re: 2-year appellate clerkships?
Gruender (CA8) has a mix of two- and one-year clerks.
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Re: 2-year appellate clerkships?
Judge Baldock on the Tenth Circuit also has a 2-year clerkship.
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