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The annual competition to nab elite Supreme Court law clerks is reaching new heights, with some firms dangling hiring bonuses of $150,000 and up. Such figures, plus base salaries in the third-year associate range, mean some clerks may clear $300,000 the first year they leave the Court. By contrast, Chief Justice William Rehnquist is paid $203,000 a year. News of the soaring bonuses comes as the Court signals discomfort with some firms' recruiting tactics.
June 21, 2004 at 12:00 AM
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