feeder judge造句

• During his tenure as a court of appeals judge, he has become a prominent feeder judge.
• Ideological alignment with justices is usually an important factor, and conservative feeder judges place more clerks with conservative justices and vice versa.
• In fact, feeder judges are notorious for being on the extremes of the judicial spectrum, with comparatively few ideologically moderate feeder judges.
• In fact, feeder judges are notorious for being on the extremes of the judicial spectrum, with comparatively few ideologically moderate feeder judges.
• O'Scannlain has sent many of his law clerks on to become Supreme Court clerks, and he is regarded as a " feeder judge ."
• For some, the reputation as a feeder judge is a draw . " It's a little bit of a prestige matter, " Kozinski has remarked.
• Since he took office, Gorsuch has sent some of his law clerks on to become Supreme Court clerks, and he is sometimes regarded as a " feeder judge ".
• Indeed, many feeder judges cherish this status so much they modulate their own clerkship hiring based on an applicant's compatibility with the justices, and pass over promising clerks because they are doubtful of the applicant's chances of securing a Supreme Court clerkship.
• Luttig was the leading feeder judge on the U . S . Court of Appeals, with virtually all of his law clerks having gone on to clerk with conservative justices on the Supreme Court, a total of 40 with 33 clerking for either Justice Thomas or Justice Scalia.
• Further, clerkships with certain appellate judges, such as J . Michael Luttig, who have sent many clerks on to the Supreme Court, often called " feeder judges " ( e . g ., Alex Kozinski, J . Harvie Wilkinson III, Merrick Garland ) are especially difficult to obtain.