Summer brings announcements of new crops of fellows to the judicial branch, and the latest group chosen for the Supreme Court Fellows Program includes three law professors and a U.S. Senate committee counsel.
The late Chief Justice Warren Burger created the program in 1973 to offer talented individuals first-hand experience working in the judicial branch. Chief Justice John Roberts Jr. has described the program as "a unique opportunity for exceptional individuals to contribute to the administration of justice at the national level."
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