Aliza Shatzman
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CourtsNot Every Good Jurist Is A Good Manager
The judiciary has done little to train judges as managers, despite the enormous influence judges exert over clerks’ careers. -
CourtsNo Judge Should Serve Forever
We should hold judges to the highest ethical standards, not the lowest. This necessitates ensuring that those who interpret our laws are fit to serve. 
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Law Schools'Do Your Research,' 'Stick It Out,' And Other Things Law Schools Should Stop Telling Students About Clerkships
The messaging around clerkships matters.
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Courts, Law SchoolsLaw Students: Ask The Right Questions Before Clerking
A clerkship should be positive, not just tolerable. No one should willingly endure a taxing clerkship for the prestige. -
CourtsLegal Industry Harassment Is Not Rare, But Rarely Shared
The latest in the fight against harassment in the courts. -
Courts, Law SchoolsHow To Protect Law Clerks From Harassment
The Legal Accountability Project aims to ensure that as many law clerks as possible have positive clerkship experiences, while extending support and resources to those who do not. -
Courts, Law SchoolsWe Should Tell The Truth About Judicial Clerkships
While law schools are currently part of the problem, they can be part of the solution. -
CourtsFormer Law Clerk Speaks Out About Her Experience With Harassment
Opening up about her clerkship changed her life.
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