Re: Let's Talk 1st Circuit
Posted: Wed Sep 04, 2013 6:12 am
The former, I believe. Maybe he plans on stepping down?Anonymous User wrote:Still very curious about Boudin. Has he really not hired by now or has he just not updated OSCAR?
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The former, I believe. Maybe he plans on stepping down?Anonymous User wrote:Still very curious about Boudin. Has he really not hired by now or has he just not updated OSCAR?
He's the only one.Anyone know if Torreulla is the only non-Boston judge who keeps a clerk in Boston full time? Or do Howard, Thompson, Lipez, Selya and/or Kayatta do so as well?
Barron has hired for at least one of his two remaining spots. The other one was still open (but he was reviewing applications) as of last week.Anonymous User wrote:Has Howard, seyla, or barron (for his 2 remaining spots) started interviewing for their 2017 postings yet?
Lynch is known to have a pretty strict, no-nonsense, no chummy-buddy shooting-the-sh*t with her clerks attittude. Whole chambers is run through her long-time assistant, who Lynch has made known is the only person in chambers she really values. But she's a well-respected judge by her peers. Re hiring, many if not most are HLS grads, HLR preferred, grade-heavy, often professor recommendation-based.Anonymous User wrote:Does anyone know what Judge Lynch and Judge Thompson are like re: personality, how their chambers operate, etc.?
100% correct; there were 4 HLS grads for the '15-'16 term, 2 HLR editors + 2 secondary journal managing board members, 3 magnas and 1 cum.Anonymous User wrote:Lynch is known to have a pretty strict, no-nonsense, no chummy-buddy shooting-the-sh*t with her clerks attittude. Whole chambers is run through her long-time assistant, who Lynch has made known is the only person in chambers she really values. But she's a well-respected judge by her peers. Re hiring, many if not most are HLS grads, HLR preferred, grade-heavy, often professor recommendation-based.Anonymous User wrote:Does anyone know what Judge Lynch and Judge Thompson are like re: personality, how their chambers operate, etc.?
From all public information, he's likely been very ill and not working for a long time.Anonymous User wrote:Does anyone have any information on Boudin? Long shot, but I'm close with a professor who knows him really well. Looked on OSCAR and he's not there. Not sure if he even hires clerks anymore.
Yes, it’s unfortunately been about 5 years since Judge Boudin has sat on the bench.Anonymous User wrote:From all public information, he's likely been very ill and not working for a long time.Anonymous User wrote:Does anyone have any information on Boudin? Long shot, but I'm close with a professor who knows him really well. Looked on OSCAR and he's not there. Not sure if he even hires clerks anymore.
http://howappealing.abovethelaw.com/031313.html
?? What does this even mean...Anonymous User wrote:BOUDIN IS BACK. Not sure what the clerk hiring situation is
Source?Anonymous User wrote:?? What does this even mean...Anonymous User wrote:BOUDIN IS BACK. Not sure what the clerk hiring situation is
objctnyrhnr wrote:Source?Anonymous User wrote:?? What does this even mean...Anonymous User wrote:BOUDIN IS BACK. Not sure what the clerk hiring situation is
Any word on clerks for boudin?Anonymous User wrote:objctnyrhnr wrote:Source?Anonymous User wrote:?? What does this even mean...Anonymous User wrote:BOUDIN IS BACK. Not sure what the clerk hiring situation is
https://howappealing.abovethelaw.com/2018/04/30/#76816
Boudin took two 2018 clerks.Anonymous User wrote:Boudin is not officially "back," so he won't need clerks. Right now from what I understand he has a permanent / career-like clerk. Not impossible that he looks to clerks in the future though, but doubt it.