Clerked

After going on to attend law school at Stanford, Stier clerked for Justice David Souter while Kavanaugh clerked for Justice Anthony Kennedy — both of whom were nominated by Republican presidents.

After law school, I clerked for a couple of years, and I went to a law firm, in part, because it’s hard to get into DOJ unless you have a little bit of experience.

Prior to his time with the DOJ, Hur was a law clerk for Chief Justice William Rehnquist and also clerked for a federal appellate judge, Alex Kozinski.

In an interview, Luttig stated, "Jonathan clerked with me almost 25 years ago and he was a superb clerk and brilliant constitutional lawyer,” before refusing to address his new job representing the former president.

After graduating from Notre Dame University Law School in Indiana, she clerked for the late Justice Antonin Scalia.

He clerked with Barrett on the Supreme Court.

Savit also lectures at the University of Michigan Law School and previously clerked for Supreme Court Justices Ruth Bader Ginsburg and Sandra Day O’Connor.

Walker clerked for former Maine Chief Justice Dan Wathen, was nominated by Gov. Paul LePage in 2014 to the District Court, and promoted to Superior Court the following year.

As a law student, I clerked at the NAACP Legal Defense and Education Fund and interned with Supreme Court Justice Shirley Abrahamson.

He is a graduate of Stanford Law School who clerked on the Supreme Court for Justice Samuel Alito.

After Dr. Robertson retired, she clerked at Calaway’s Grocery for a number of years.

He says he was to learn that Judge Alex Kozinski, of the ninth circuit, for whom Kavanaugh had clerked in the early 1990s and with whom he had worked for many decades since, was accused of sexual harassment and assault by several female colleagues.

You may remember that Kavanaugh told the Senate last week that he was SHOCKED, SHOCKED to find out that Judge Kozinski, for whom he himself clerked, sexually harassed women in his office.