On Jan. 7, Jay Jorgensen took an unusual call from his former boss, Supreme Court Justice Samuel Alito Jr.
Alito’s request: Would Jorgensen have time to argue a Supreme Court case in April — a case Jorgensen had never heard of — for free?
Sidley Austin partner Jay Jorgensen is about to make his debut before the U.S. Supreme Court, following a little-known, rarely available pathway that has launched the high court appellate careers of several former Court clerks. Among them: John Roberts Jr., now chief justice, and Maureen Mahoney, who heads the appellate and constitutional practice at Latham & Watkins. Even more rare is the fact that Jorgensen won't be the only lawyer arguing as an appointed counsel under these circumstances on Tuesday.
April 14, 2008 at 12:00 AM
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On Jan. 7, Jay Jorgensen took an unusual call from his former boss, Supreme Court Justice Samuel Alito Jr.
Alito’s request: Would Jorgensen have time to argue a Supreme Court case in April — a case Jorgensen had never heard of — for free?
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