Thank You, Ruth Bader Ginsburg': 9 Women Who Clerked for the Supreme Court Justice on Her Enduring Example | Glamour
Daughter of Immigrants to Be 1st Black Woman on N.J. Supreme Court - The New York Times
Supreme Court feeder judges: Men and few women send law clerks to SCOTUS.
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
N.J. Supreme Court knows justice system has a race problem, plans changes within a year - nj.com
How Justices Vote: Lawyer Examines Data on New Jersey Supreme Court Opinions | New Jersey Law Journal
New Jersey Courts & NBLSA - Judicial Clerkship panel discussion - YouTube
The New Trend Keeping Women Out of the Country's Top Legal Ranks - POLITICO
New Jersey Has Limited Connection to the World of SCOTUS Clerks
Current Members
Clerkships remain largely white. Can law students of color shake up the status quo?
List of law clerks of the Supreme Court of the United States (Seat 8) - Wikipedia
Is Stephen Breyer About To Retire? His Clerk-Hiring Spree Suggests Otherwise.
The Changing of the Law Clerk: A New Jersey Judicial Tradition | New Jersey Law Journal
Murphy picks civil rights attorney, former Ruth Bader Ginsburg clerk to join N.J. Supreme Court - nj.com
NEW JERSEY JUDICIARY LAW CLERK APPLICATION AND HIRING PROCESS FACT SHEET Rules for Application, Offer and Acceptance • Applica
Brett Kavanaugh - Wikipedia
Former jobs of every Supreme Court justice - mlive.com
Supreme Court Clerk Hiring Watch: Justice Kavanaugh's History-Making Class Of Clerks - Above the LawAbove the Law
Seven More Supreme Court Clerks Join Jones Day | National Law Journal
Read the Petition to N.J. Supreme Court - The New York Times
US Supreme Court Fast Facts | CNN
N.J. Judiciary lacks diversity at highest levels, where 80% of appellate court judges are white - New Jersey Globe
Ginsburg, Kennedy hire law clerks for future Supreme Court terms | The Hill
N.J. Judiciary lacks diversity at highest levels, where 80% of appellate court judges are white - New Jersey Globe
Retired New Jersey Superior Court Judge Savio 'Blows The Whistle'
