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Definition of law clerk in US English: law clerknoun An assistant to a judge, typically a recent law-school graduate, whose function is to do legal research, help write opinions, and provide general assistance. Example sentencesExamples - In all other cases not on appeal, the defendant is tried in magistrate court by a judge who decides the case with the assistance of a law clerk.
- Having been both a law clerk and a juror in the courthouse where Stewart was tried, I can vouch that the courthouse draws from a strong and generally conscientious jury pool.
- She has no law clerk or research assistant and fears she will lose her interpreter: The government hasn't paid his bills, which now exceed $14,000.
- What I suggest is that the Justice blog in the guise of an anonymous Supreme Court law clerk.
- Every pro se submission must be responded to by a government attorney, researched by a law clerk, and considered by a judge.
- Let me just note that my year spent as a law clerk in no way prepared me for it.
- I was a law clerk there 50 years ago, this very year.
- Murphy criticised the judge's handling of an application to renew the licence in June 1997, when an experienced law clerk had expressed reservations about the procedure.
- He also worked as a law clerk for the Pennsylvania Environmental Hearing Board.
- Years ago, when I was a law clerk, I was impressed by how much the Judge could accomplish with one simple question.
- She is a law clerk for a federal appellate judge.
- Publius is ‘a law clerk in the South’ and writes consistently good, thought provoking stuff.
- For example, the first year I blogged I did so under the pseudonym ‘Feddie’ due to my status as a federal appellate law clerk.
- The law firm had a law clerk available to assist clients with submitting these claims.
- He practiced law in Boston briefly before he joined the State Department as a law clerk following the formation of a career Foreign Service there.
- She worked for him as a law clerk in 1994, and said she was troubled by the initial reaction to his nomination.
- The next day, after a brief call from a law clerk at a legal firm recommended by Murphy, they paid a deposit of $50,000 and signed the contract.
- David was a prosecutor, a former U.S. attorney from the Eastern District of New York and a Princeton and Harvard Law graduate, and my law clerk.
- You may be able to gather documents on your own rather than paying the attorney's law clerk to do so.
- She received a law degree from Duquesne University and served as a law clerk at several firms.
Definition of law clerk in US English: law clerknoun An assistant to a judge, typically a recent law-school graduate, whose function is to do legal research, help write opinions, and provide general assistance. Example sentencesExamples - Years ago, when I was a law clerk, I was impressed by how much the Judge could accomplish with one simple question.
- The next day, after a brief call from a law clerk at a legal firm recommended by Murphy, they paid a deposit of $50,000 and signed the contract.
- David was a prosecutor, a former U.S. attorney from the Eastern District of New York and a Princeton and Harvard Law graduate, and my law clerk.
- You may be able to gather documents on your own rather than paying the attorney's law clerk to do so.
- She has no law clerk or research assistant and fears she will lose her interpreter: The government hasn't paid his bills, which now exceed $14,000.
- Murphy criticised the judge's handling of an application to renew the licence in June 1997, when an experienced law clerk had expressed reservations about the procedure.
- What I suggest is that the Justice blog in the guise of an anonymous Supreme Court law clerk.
- She worked for him as a law clerk in 1994, and said she was troubled by the initial reaction to his nomination.
- Let me just note that my year spent as a law clerk in no way prepared me for it.
- He practiced law in Boston briefly before he joined the State Department as a law clerk following the formation of a career Foreign Service there.
- Having been both a law clerk and a juror in the courthouse where Stewart was tried, I can vouch that the courthouse draws from a strong and generally conscientious jury pool.
- He also worked as a law clerk for the Pennsylvania Environmental Hearing Board.
- The law firm had a law clerk available to assist clients with submitting these claims.
- I was a law clerk there 50 years ago, this very year.
- She is a law clerk for a federal appellate judge.
- Publius is ‘a law clerk in the South’ and writes consistently good, thought provoking stuff.
- She received a law degree from Duquesne University and served as a law clerk at several firms.
- For example, the first year I blogged I did so under the pseudonym ‘Feddie’ due to my status as a federal appellate law clerk.
- In all other cases not on appeal, the defendant is tried in magistrate court by a judge who decides the case with the assistance of a law clerk.
- Every pro se submission must be responded to by a government attorney, researched by a law clerk, and considered by a judge.
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