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Federal judges who cherry-pick their clerks by hiring them a year early will have to wait until their candidates have reached fruition. Backed by an overwhelming vote, the federal bench announced Monday that it will no longer conduct early interviews for much sought-after federal clerkships, putting to rest a controversy that took root several years ago. Law schools see the announcement as good news for judges and for students.
March 12, 2002 at 12:00 AM
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