Being a clerk and adjunct professor? Forum
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Being a clerk and adjunct professor?
Has anyone does this? Were schools/your judge pretty receptive? Was the workload too much? What was pay like?
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Re: Being a clerk and adjunct professor?
My co-clerk was an adjunct professor for a few years, but he was a career clerk. The judge was fine with it, but I think he stopped because it got to be too much work.
It seems impossible to do as a term clerk, unless you have one hell of a light caseload and a super chill judge.
It seems impossible to do as a term clerk, unless you have one hell of a light caseload and a super chill judge.
