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Supreme Court Reflections - A Conversation with Bill Coleman - Judicial Clerk Review On this second day of the Supreme Court’s new term, I wanted to pause for reflection. The drumbeats have begun on all sides of the political trapezoid with oral arguments today in one of the highest profile cases before the…

JCR Steps Up to President's Call for Legal Ed Reform - Judicial Clerk Review In response to the President’s suggested overhaul of legal education, Judicial Clerk Review has temporarily expanded its services beyond only clerkship application assistance to application assistance for all types of law jobs. On August 23, President Obama, a former law…

The Federal Circuit in DC is Hiring - Judicial Clerk Review The Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit is hiring a staff attorney. The Federal Circuit offers a unique opportunity for lawyers with specific experience and/or interest in, for example, patent and trademark law or international trade law. The Federal…

JCR Advisory Board is Growing! - Judicial Clerk Review We are thrilled to share with you the newest addition to our arsenal! Justin Kerner, law clerk extraordinaire, has joined the Judicial Clerk Review Advisory Board! Check out his bio below and take a look at the rest of the…

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Clerkship Information Teleseminar - Audio Many thanks to those of you who participated in yesterday's clerkship information teleseminar! I'm thrilled to share with you audio of the teleseminar in case you missed it yesterday. Although we s...

Call to Action for Law Clerks - Federal Courts in Crisis As a law clerk for the U.S. District Court in 2003, I saw firsthand just how taxed the federal judicial system is, and I witnessed the need then for significant additional resources. Today, in 2013...

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Incarceration, Second Chances, and Clerkships Shon Hopwood's rebirth continues. Judge Janice Rogers Brown of the "second highest court in the land," the D.C. Circuit Court of Appeals, has hired Mr. Hopwood to serve as a law clerk in her chambe...

Clerical Errors - The secret handshake black lawyers don't learn I wrote this piece in February 2009 for The Root. It is still relevant today, not only for black lawyers, but for lawyers from many different walks of life. Read more about the new diversity in thi...