Will Marks was already having a busy fall when he got word from the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Sixth Circuit.

The sixth-year associate at Paul Weiss had been picked off the list of Criminal Justice Act panel members to represent an Ohio prisoner in a meaty case—one that involved a slew of conflicting district court opinions and a possible circuit split. Oh, and oral argument was in about six weeks. Was he interested?

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