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Bristow before appellate?
Does anyone know any stories of people receiving a Bristow post-district court but pre-appellate clerkship?
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Re: Bristow before appellate?
Not off the top of my head but I don't see why this couldn't happen. The people who end up getting Bristows are such stellar candidates that even without their appellate clerkships they probably would have still gotten the Bristows.
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Re: Bristow before appellate?
Seems unlikely, and I’ve never heard of it
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Re: Bristow before appellate?
I am pretty sure you have to have done an appellate clerkship beforehand.
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Re: Bristow before appellate?
They only hire 4 a year, they don't need to settle for someone without appellate experience.
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Re: Bristow before appellate?
I don’t believe there is a hard and fast rule, but AFAIW they usually ask the judge about candidates.
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