Clerks in a sentence

Their recruiting campaign kicked off on Monday to fill a number of positions, including Site Supervisors, Information Officers, Voting Officers, Record Clerks, Registration Officers, Ballot Box Clerks, and Site Monitors.

He also challenged ballots where election clerks filled in missing address information on the certification envelope where the ballot is inserted - a practice that has long been accepted and that the state elections commission told clerks was OK.

County officials include sheriffs, district attorneys, clerks, treasurers, coroners, surveyors, registers of deeds, and clerks of circuit court; these officers are elected for four-year terms.

In 2000, Smith and Mosier teamed up with television writer David Mandel to develop an animated television show based on Clerks. called Clerks: The Animated Series that aired on ABC in May 2000.

The chief justice is allowed five clerks, but Chief Justice Rehnquist hired only three per year, and Chief Justice Roberts usually hires only four. citation Generally, law clerks serve a term of one to two years.

A lot of clerks don’t have the tenacity to say they want to work a trial, and not just any trial.

And law clerks who support the daily functioning of our courts deserve to be treated fairly and respectfully.

Aside from defending his choice to have his law clerks "sit up on the bench" and making clear that all "final decisions are his alone," Engoron has done little to dispute Team Trump's account.

Beneath the foul-mouthed jokes from the local weed dealers Jay and Silent Bob or the aimless store clerks Dante and Randal lies heartwarming stories of friendship and having the courage to be happy.

But the 30-year-old, from Hall Green, was shocked when clerks from the shop told her she needed to prove the child hadn't survived to get her money back.

Centre for Democracy and Development (CDD) said it has deployed a total of 4,993 trained and accredited observers, data clerks and fact-checkers and social media monitors for the presidential, legislative and governorship elections.

Each category related to law firms saw a drop in interest from existing lawyers and clerks, whereas the desire to go in-house rose significantly to 14% and the interest to go into government stayed consistent at around 16%.

Evans said two years ago that his staff was working to create a system for clerks to record the reasons electronically, but it hasn’t happened.

From what we can see so far, while they may have talked one hundred people, they didn’t talk to ex-clerks.

Given federal clerks’ lack of rights, protections, and resources, it’s particularly important for clerkship applicants to identify positive working relationships with judges.

Having started in 2017, at a time when the council was between clerks, he looks back and says he has made a positive difference.

However, as a new class of thousands of law clerks across the country start their clerkships this fall, it’s important to be transparent about the current state of workplace protections (or lack thereof) in the federal judiciary.

If a homicide case goes to trial, many weeks of court time are needed in a system that has a finite number of courtrooms, judges, courtroom clerks, sheriffs and victim services workers.

In the film, the sisters play convenience store clerks who stumble on a pickup truck full of pennies in the desert, leading them on an adventure through a supremely silly, surreal world.

Law schools intend for students to reach out to current or former clerks — ideally alumni of their alma maters — who may or may not share candid information about their clerkship experiences.