“We have the ability to have these positions with great legal experience, great mentoring by judges in our commonwealth, and for whatever reason we don’t have law students applying and seeking them out,” said Justice Sallie Mundy, who sits on the Pennsylvania Supreme Court.
November 22, 2022 at 06:17 PM
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Litigation Reporter
Trial courts across Pennsylvania are facing a drought of law clerk candidates, with some positions reportedly going unfilled for a year or longer.
According to data collected by the Administrative Office of Pennsylvania Courts, 27 of Pennsylvania’s 60 judicial districts reported difficulty attracting and retaining clerks, and 16 reported at least one law clerk vacancy.
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Pennsylvania Supreme Court Justice Sallie Updyke Mundy.
