The "Ringo Starr" of the Federal Judicial System
So he wasn't actually on the Supreme Court . . .
If you had lunch with Ringo Starr, you could still brag about eating with a Beatle . . .
Right?
He is the Chief Judge Emeritus of the nation's largest Circuit, AND he's a consultant to the Israeli and Pakistani Supreme Courts. And we had a romantic lunch together while I gazed longingly into the eyes of a big fat job opportunity.
That's right! He so gave me the complete "4-1-1" on getting the judicial clerkship of your dreams.
So I have all my judicial clerkship applications done and submitted. Now I just wait (pray) for the phone calls and jump back on making my car run again in the meantime.
By the way . . .
Apparently it is perfectly acceptable to tell a Circuit Court Judge that you'll have to put their offer on the back burner until you have had a chance to holler at Tony and Sammy, just to make sure they have a shot at your tremendous talent first.
If you had lunch with Ringo Starr, you could still brag about eating with a Beatle . . .
Right?
He is the Chief Judge Emeritus of the nation's largest Circuit, AND he's a consultant to the Israeli and Pakistani Supreme Courts. And we had a romantic lunch together while I gazed longingly into the eyes of a big fat job opportunity.
That's right! He so gave me the complete "4-1-1" on getting the judicial clerkship of your dreams.
So I have all my judicial clerkship applications done and submitted. Now I just wait (pray) for the phone calls and jump back on making my car run again in the meantime.
By the way . . .
Apparently it is perfectly acceptable to tell a Circuit Court Judge that you'll have to put their offer on the back burner until you have had a chance to holler at Tony and Sammy, just to make sure they have a shot at your tremendous talent first.
1 Comments:
Judges intimidate me. I feel like I'm meeting an intellectual rockstar.
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