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Students are applying for judicial clerkships sooner in the academic year than at any time in recent memory -- and that has many law professors crying foul. David Leebron, dean of Columbia Law School, organized an open letter to judges asking them not to review clerkship applications until Oct. 1. Yet the plea, signed by a dozen top law school deans, may not be able to quell this year's application review frenzy.
September 21, 2001 at 12:00 AM
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