It began with a photograph.
Jones Day had been consistently looking to hire Supreme Court clerks and often succeeded. But the number reached six in 2012.
The unprecedented Jones Day spree is a testament to the cachet of Supreme Court clerks and the unspoken presumption that all of them—or almost all—emerge from the nation’s highest court polished and ready to take on whatever legal task is handed them.
December 12, 2017 at 06:22 PM
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It began with a photograph.
Jones Day had been consistently looking to hire Supreme Court clerks and often succeeded. But the number reached six in 2012.
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