
Federal Law Clerks Barred From Applying To ‘Political’ Jobs While Clerking
Judges must curtail clerks from applying to 'political' jobs while still working for the federal court system.
Judges must curtail clerks from applying to 'political' jobs while still working for the federal court system.
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