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Only one justice can say two of his clerks got the, ahem, supreme promotion. The post The Ultimate Clerkship Flex appeared first on Above the Law.
The following law schools had the most Supreme Court clerks in recent years. Courtesy of David Lat. I learned of the Lat study from Linked In. See here. The post Supreme Court Cler...
Federal judicial clerkship stacking may limit opportunities for law students as judges increasingly favor applicants with prior clerkship experience. The post Legal scholars find c...
WashU Law clerkship program opens doors to careers in the judiciary and beyond - The Source - WashU
How have Justices Gorsuch, Kavanaugh, and Barrett voted over the past year on the interim and certiorari dockets?
Comes complete with a public airing of grievances. The post The Most Infamous SCOTUS Feud appeared first on Above the Law.
Few advocates ever posted a record like hers. Fewer became judges. The post Nine Wins Out Of Ten At The Supreme Court, Before Heading To The Federal Judiciary appeared first on Abo...
Plus, a closer look at summer order lists.
Top of her class, and the profession still tried to sit her behind a typewriter. The post The Legal Legend That Answered No To A Secretary’s Desk appeared first on Above the Law.
Please note that SCOTUS Outside Opinions constitute the views of outside contributors and do not necessarily reflect the opinions of SCOTUSblog or its staff.By my count, the 58 ora...
The order from the Justice is listed before the reply briefs.
Analysis of the Supreme Court’s decisions most often focuses on the opinions and votes of the justices. Sometimes, though, strategic decisions by lawyers about how to argue a case...
For 34 years, the Diversity Clerkship Program has connected Wisconsin law students with legal employers for meaningful summer work. Participants in the 2026 program describe how th...
Three weeks after D. John Sauer was confirmed as the 49th solicitor general, law professor and podcast co-host William Baude speculated that Sauer might be “either fired or disbarr...
Over the last few years, the workplace abuse by federal judges of law clerks has been in the news (and here). This law school clinic at Emory University School of Law (and here) is...
One of SCOTUSblog’s most popular features is our live blogging during major oral arguments and opinion hand down days. Throughout these live chats, our moderators (led by Amy) not...
All nine justices are frustrated by leaks yet confidential information somehow keeps leaking.
Milbank Offers An Early Start, And Actually Means 'Optional': The firm is offering its incoming class a start date three weeks early, and citing 'exceptionally strong client demand...
As we saw this term, by late May the Supreme Court begins releasing the bulk of its merits decisions, and with it a familiar guessing game starts among court watchers. If Justice E...
Ketanji Brown Jackson Read The Shadow Docket To Filth: A blistering dissent on the 'Kafkaesque nightmare' the Court keeps building for election challengers. Clarence Thomas And T...
What did the law clerks who spent their summer in our offices think of their experiences at Ankin Law? Since there are a number of them, as there have been for many years, the answ...
A legal realignment has been underway for some years now, in that legal views once associated with the right are now being espoused by the left, and vice versa. This post explores...
Despite an erroneous report from one of the Supreme Court’s most respected correspondents, the long-anticipated retirement of a conservative justice still hasn’t happened. For mont...
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