If John Roberts is confirmed to the Supreme Court, Harvard Law School could make an unprecedented boast: five of its graduates on the Court simultaneously. But some aren't convinced the Harvard ascendancy would spell good news: One court scholar worries that the pipeline to the high court is narrowing to those on the kind of career path Harvard Law grads excel at: judicial clerkships and judgeships, top jobs in big law firms or the government.
August 05, 2005 at 12:00 AM
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The original version of this story was published on Law.Com
Black-robed for two centuries, the Supreme Court justices could be sporting a new color next term: crimson.
That would be to honor Harvard Law School, which, if John Roberts is confirmed, could make an unprecedented boast: five of its graduates serving on the high court simultaneously. A sixth justice, Ruth Bader Ginsberg, attended Harvard Law but finished her degree at Columbia.
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