Supreme Court Clerk Hiring Watch: Justice Kavanaugh's History-Making Class Of Clerks - Above the LawAbove the Law
US Supreme Court Fast Facts | CNN
How To Become A Court Clerk: Career And Salary Information
Murphy picks civil rights attorney, former Ruth Bader Ginsburg clerk to join N.J. Supreme Court - nj.com
Murphy picks civil rights attorney, former Ruth Bader Ginsburg clerk to join N.J. Supreme Court - nj.com
New Jersey Courts Careers and Employment | Indeed.com
NEW JERSEY JUDICIARY LAW CLERK APPLICATION AND HIRING PROCESS FACT SHEET Rules for Application, Offer and Acceptance • Applica
Daughter of Immigrants to Be 1st Black Woman on N.J. Supreme Court - The New York Times
The Changing of the Law Clerk: A New Jersey Judicial Tradition | New Jersey Law Journal
The New Trend Keeping Women Out of the Country's Top Legal Ranks - POLITICO
NJ Supreme Court retirement is reminder of case backlog
Former Jobs of Every Supreme Court Justice | Stacker
N.J. Judiciary lacks diversity at highest levels, where 80% of appellate court judges are white - New Jersey Globe
New Jersey Courts & NBLSA - Judicial Clerkship panel discussion - YouTube
Supreme Court Clerks, Like Justices, Lean Left or Right - The New York Times
Justice Barry Albin — 'the common sense jurist' — steps down from N.J. Supreme Court - nj.com
Read the Petition to N.J. Supreme Court - The New York Times
Former Jobs of Every Supreme Court Justice | Stacker
Clerkships remain largely white. Can law students of color shake up the status quo?
Read about the five Supreme Court justices who voted to overturn Roe v. Wade | Catholic News Agency
Biden Supreme Court list: Potential nominees for the nation's highest court - POLITICO
New Jersey Has Limited Connection to the World of SCOTUS Clerks
Retired New Jersey State Supreme Court Justice Barry T. Albin Joins Lowenstein as Partner in Litigation Department and Chair of the Appellate Practice Group | Lowenstein Sandler LLP
Ruth Bader Ginsburg's Mixed Record on Race and Criminal Justice | The Marshall Project
Seven More Supreme Court Clerks Join Jones Day | National Law Journal
