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«Oldest ‹Older 201 – 216 of 216Has judge Beezer hired for 09-10 yet?
Yes, Beezer has hired at least one, apparently from Illinois:
http://lawclerkaddict2009.blogspot.com/
Does anyone know when in the spring Rawlinson generally calls for interviews?
Kleinfeld is done.
Can someone please tell me the salary range for clerkships for the 9th Cir.?
12:51- all federal clerkships pay the same, either GS-11 or GS-12 depending on experience, and the amount varies based on locality pay.
Rawlinson has notified those with interviews by e-mail (at least that was my experience).
3:34 Did Rawlinson e-mail for you a recently or was this in a past application cycle?
Sorry it's been so long- that was this year. She e-mailed in Jan. Interviewed at the end of Feb. But I haven't heard anything...anyone else heard from Rawlinson?
According to chambers, Judge Silverman has already hired all of his clerks for 2010-2011.
reinhardt and kozinski both already interviewing for 10-11
Does anyone know if Rawlinson sends rejection letters? I interviewed in Feb but haven't heard a thing.
Got a rejection letter from Rawlinson today...so she must have hired for 09-10.
Got a Smith rejection. Very nice, though.
For those who don't know, Law Clerk Addict is covering the 2010-11 cycle, and has a notifications section as well as a section devoted to the Ninth Circuit.
Tallman is already considering applications for 2010-11. He is doing interviews with both graduates and rising 3Ls.
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