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How could he ask a woman to be a law clerk - what if she had to work late?

The cause of death was cancer, his law clerks said.

Still, in some countries the position of law clerk does not exist.

Sometimes, they ask lawyers or law clerks to help with research.

He also worked as a law clerk for local attorneys.

From 1982, the number was increased to two law clerks for each justice.

I'm still a law clerk, just at a different office where they let me work nights.

His style, he said, is to do all the writing himself rather than leave it to a law clerk.

Once, a law clerk took my car to be repaired.

The job was a combination of law clerk and secretary.

The judge said the prosecutor's wife had once been his law clerk.

Many law clerks have gone on to become leaders of the profession.

No law clerks or any other staff are present at these conferences.

One of my law clerks will have done the same thing so that we can discuss the case.

All this with very little money, because she was working as a law clerk while attending school.

He returned to Pennsylvania after the campaign and worked as a law clerk.

Each justice's law clerks may be involved in this phase.

Generally, law clerks serve a term of one to two years.

Immediately after college, she worked as a law clerk and studied legal research.

In fact, according to the analysis, law clerks alone donated close to 10 percent of the party's total last year.

In Germany, there are two different kinds of law clerks.

This was no dry document written by a law clerk.

This is less applicable now than it was in his time, when each justice had only one law clerk.

Often it is the law clerk who writes the judge's opinion.

The law clerk looked across the courtroom and pointed at the judge.