JUDICIAL CLERKSHIP HANDBOOK - Cornell University Law School
JUDICIAL CLERKSHIP HANDBOOK - Cornell University Law School
JUDICIAL CLERKSHIP HANDBOOK - Cornell University Law School
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Judicial Nominations and Confirmations (Yale)<br />
Provides a database of federal judicial nominations and confirmations, status and address<br />
information, and links to other nominations resources.<br />
Almanac of the Federal Judiciary<br />
Located on Westlaw, this resource profiles circuit, district and key bankruptcy and<br />
magistrate judges, providing biographical information, noteworthy rulings, lawyer<br />
evaluations and media coverage.<br />
Leadership Libraries<br />
A series of “Yellow Books” that serve as a massive research database. The Judicial Yellow<br />
Book contains information on all federal judges and as well as the judges from each state’s<br />
highest court.<br />
LexisNexis<br />
Useful for researching judges’ published rulings.<br />
Clerkship Notification Blog<br />
Clerkship applicants from all law schools can post information about the judges’ stage in the<br />
hiring process.<br />
State Court Judges Spreadsheet<br />
Provides names and addresses of a variety of state court judges in Excel format.<br />
Guide to State Judicial Clerkship Application Procedures<br />
A state‐by‐state guide on judicial clerkship application procedures and deadlines.<br />
National Center for State Courts<br />
Provides judicial branch links for each state, as well as state court structure charts.<br />
HARD COPY<br />
Available in the Career Library, Room 144<br />
Almanac of the Federal Judiciary<br />
Aspen Publishers<br />
Includes complete profiles of the United States District and Circuit Judges, litigator's<br />
comments on judges, summaries of judicial evaluations conducted by state and local bar<br />
associations, significant rulings and bibliographies of judges' noteworthy books and articles.<br />
Also available on Westlaw.<br />
Behind The Bench: The Guide to Judicial Clerkships<br />
Debra M. Strauss, Esq.<br />
This books seeks to demystify the clerkship process, addressing what clerkships are, what<br />
kind of work law clerks do, why law students should apply, how to find and apply for various