the wait is over!
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The Federal Court of Appeal and the Federal Court engage 42 law clerks each year to conduct research on files to be heard by the judges of the Courts. Each judge of the Courts has a law clerk -- one of whom will be yours truly in 2007-2008.
The work performed by the law clerks includes preparing legal memoranda on court files prior to the hearing of the case, researching specific legal issues, editing judgments and assisting in the preparation of speeches and papers for presentation by a judge. The areas of law to which the law clerks are exposed include administrative law, constitutional law, intellectual property, immigration, tax, human rights, aboriginal and environment law.
I could almost not care about my exam tomorrow...
The work performed by the law clerks includes preparing legal memoranda on court files prior to the hearing of the case, researching specific legal issues, editing judgments and assisting in the preparation of speeches and papers for presentation by a judge. The areas of law to which the law clerks are exposed include administrative law, constitutional law, intellectual property, immigration, tax, human rights, aboriginal and environment law.
I could almost not care about my exam tomorrow...
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posted by þΛųL jØŋαŦhΛŋ @ 16:30
1 Comments:
At 11:32 p.m.,
Anonymous said…
Congratulations! Is it the Federal Court or the FCA? Either way it's a great achievement.
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