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Despite what OSCAR says, Sutton's full for 19.

Is anyone left for 2018-19? Heard Rogers is done.

Scheduled an interview with McKeague today for 2019-2020.

Donald is done through at least 19-20.

Any movement on the Sixth Circuit's Ohio judges (Moore, Cole, Batchelder, Cook)?

Any movement for 2020?

Anonymous User wrote:Any movement for 2020?

I know Judge White hired one clerk for 2020, and is at the beginning of the process for selecting the others.

Has anyone received a post-interview decision (offer or rejection letter) from Siler for 2019?

RazPan wrote:Has anyone received a post-interview decision (offer or rejection letter) from Siler for 2019?

Yes. A friend received an offer from him very recently. I don't know if he's made all his offers yet.

riverdalechick wrote:

Anonymous User wrote:Any movement for 2020?

I know Judge White hired one clerk for 2020, and is at the beginning of the process for selecting the others.

Anyone have info on what Judge White's hiring/interview practices are and/or how she is as a boss? My school has never sent a clerk her way and I haven't found much on past threads.

RazPan wrote:

riverdalechick wrote:

Anonymous User wrote:Any movement for 2020?

I know Judge White hired one clerk for 2020, and is at the beginning of the process for selecting the others.

Anyone have info on what Judge White's hiring/interview practices are and/or how she is as a boss? My school has never sent a clerk her way and I haven't found much on past threads.

She's been described to me by former CA6 clerks as "a lovely person" and great boss. Pretty down to earth but very smart. No idea how her hiring process goes though.

Judge Kethledge and Judge Nalbandian - How much time elapsed between confirmation emails and receiving interviews?

Fireworks2016 wrote:

RazPan wrote:

riverdalechick wrote:

Anonymous User wrote:Any movement for 2020?

I know Judge White hired one clerk for 2020, and is at the beginning of the process for selecting the others.

Anyone have info on what Judge White's hiring/interview practices are and/or how she is as a boss? My school has never sent a clerk her way and I haven't found much on past threads.

She's been described to me by former CA6 clerks as "a lovely person" and great boss. Pretty down to earth but very smart. No idea how her hiring process goes though.

I think this is true, but her clerks work some crazy hours. I'm not even positive that its the amount but its late nights. During sittings, they were always going back to chambers until 1-2am after dinners instead of out. She's one of the few liberal fighters left.

Does anyone have updates or generally know how Judge Stranch selects her clerks?

Additionally, does anyone know whether she's selected her 2019 clerks yet?

Anonymous User wrote:Does anyone have updates or generally know how Judge Stranch selects her clerks?

Additionally, does anyone know whether she's selected her 2019 clerks yet?

anecdotal (take this with several grains of salt) that I've heard is she prefers those with previous clerkship experience

Does anyone have insight on the newer district judges in Nashville (Campbell and Richardson)? From what I've gathered here and on OSCAR, several of the Nashville judges prefer clerks with prior clerkships. I wonder if that holds true for the new judges as well.

Any updates on Moore?

Any known movement? Heard Boggs is sending out his quiz/invites

Moore has sent interview invites, per my clerkship office.

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Thu Jun 18, 2020 2:15 pm

Any known movement? Heard Boggs is sending out his quiz/invites

What's the Boggs quiz? Is it like on substantive law? Sounds interesting

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Thu Jun 18, 2020 3:10 pm

Moore has sent interview invites, per my clerkship office.

Moore is done through 2022

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Thu Jun 18, 2020 3:14 pm

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Thu Jun 18, 2020 2:15 pm

Any known movement? Heard Boggs is sending out his quiz/invites

What's the Boggs quiz? Is it like on substantive law? Sounds interesting

Not from personal experience - but the Boggs quiz is reputedly trivia.

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Thu Jun 18, 2020 3:17 pm

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Thu Jun 18, 2020 3:14 pm

Anonymous User wrote: ↑

Thu Jun 18, 2020 2:15 pm

Any known movement? Heard Boggs is sending out his quiz/invites

What's the Boggs quiz? Is it like on substantive law? Sounds interesting

Not from personal experience - but the Boggs quiz is reputedly trivia.

It's all trivia - you can find past exams he's given with some googling

any updates on newer CA6 judges? Nalbandian? Murphy?

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Thu Jun 18, 2020 3:37 pm

any updates on newer CA6 judges? Nalbandian? Murphy?

Murphy is done hiring for 2022-23