The Harvard graduate clerked for supreme court justice Samuel Alito, arguably the most consistently conservative justice on the current court.
*For the Class of 2018, 1 graduate clerking was employed in a short-term Duke Law-funded position.
Given that so many of our graduates clerk after graduation, we also provide data on their First Non-Clerkship Employment.
Going back 50 years or so, qualifying as a solicitor via the non-graduate clerk route was very common.
A total of 67 Duke Law graduates clerked during the 2015-16 them, thequivalentnt of almost one-third of a typical graduating class.
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Most notably, Cruz — a Princeton debating champion, Harvard Law School graduate, law clerk to the late Chief Justice William H. Rehnquist and Texas solicitor general — trained his formidable rhetorical skills on two targets: gun-control proposals and President Obama's nominee for defense secretary, former senator Chuck Hagel, a Republican.
Three exceptional Berkeley Law graduates will clerk on the U.S. Supreme Court next Term.
A Yale Law School graduate who clerked for Mr. Kennedy, he has served for 12 years on the powerful U.S. Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia Circuit.
Hawley, a Yale School School graduate who clerked for Supreme Court Chief Justice John Roberts, is a newcomer to politics and closely aligned with Trump.
Often described as an urbane intellectual, Mr. Bollinger, 55, is a 1971 Columbia Law School graduate who clerked for Chief Justice Warren Burger on the Supreme Court.
