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New York Times Cites Research by Chilton and Rozema on How Law Clerks Influence Supreme Court Justices
The question of whether law clerks influence the judges they serve is a subject of longstanding debate, but it is no secret that law clerks routinely draft judicial opinions. A new study to be published in The Journal of Law, Economics & Organization found that law clerks do indeed play a role in judicial decision-making.
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