In the specialized genre of U.S. Supreme Court fiction, a sub-category has developed in recent years that features law clerks. Now comes David Lat, managing editor of the Above the Law blog, with his first novel Supreme Ambitions , a thriller that captures the law clerk experience masterfully, with all its intensity, competitiveness, big-bucks allure and prestige.
December 03, 2014 at 12:56 AM
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In the specialized genre of U.S. Supreme Court fiction, a sub-category has developed in recent years that features law clerks.
The first may have been Brad Meltzer’s 1997 debut thriller The Tenth Justice, whose protagonist is Ben Addison, a high court clerk who finds himself in a world of trouble.
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