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Outstanding video from OSCAR (Online System for Clerkship Application and Review - https://oscar.uscourts.gov) providing insight into the judicial law clerk application process that also dispels myths. Full description: "A common myth regarding federal clerkships is that judges only hire graduates of the top 14 law schools. This video challenges that myth and provides insight into the law clerk application process from multiple perspectives including a current Ninth Circuit judge, a law professor and three practicing lawyers -- all of whom are former law clerks from non T-14 schools." https://lnkd.in/gKVtrjFJ

Judicial Law Clerk Tip of the Week: Make a choice. Change it later if needed. Nailing down how long it will take to try a case is a skill and comes from practice. Still, court dockets fill up quickly, and getting your case before the judge requires proper communication with the court. Always follow the proper channels and rules for having a case placed on the docket and be sure to specify the actual number of days you will need to try your case, including time for cross-examination and arguments. Don't give vague time frames like "two or three days" or "a half day to a full day." Court staff schedule hearings and trials around each other and cannot schedule your matter without knowing how much time you need. When in doubt, go with the longer time frame. You can tell the court you don't need as much time later, after you have narrowed down your exhibits and witness lists and made stipulations.

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Judicial Law Clerk Tip of the Week: There is a lot of pressure on attorneys to always have the answer to every question and have it at the ready in their mind. Whether you are consulting a client or litigating in a courtroom, lawyers can feel like they are being judged negatively if they cannot immediately recite a statute or case. This pressure sometimes leads attorneys to "fake it 'til they make it" when they are before the court and answer questions with no knowledge of whether they are correct. However, this behavior can lead to serious consequences for you and your client. A better tactic is to slow down and admit the gaps in your knowledge. It is o.k. if you do not immediately have the answer to a judge's question. You can take a moment to think and organize your thoughts. You can take a moment to look through the documents you brought to court. If you need time to comsult your client, ask for it. This is infinitely better than making something up and inadvertently lying to the court.

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Understanding the difference between an Order, Decree, and Judgment is crucial for anyone studying law, especially in the context of the Code of Civil Procedure (CPC). In this video, we explain each term clearly and concisely, making it easy for LLB students, judiciary aspirants, and legal practitioners to grasp these essential concepts. Learn how Orders, Decrees, and Judgments differ, their importance in litigation, and practical examples to clarify your doubts. If you're preparing for LAW-GAT, judiciary exams, or want to buystrengthen your CPC fundamentals, this video is for you! ?? Don't forget to like, share, and subscribe for more legal content!" Search Queries: difference between order decree and judgment order vs decree vs judgment CPC explained Code of Civil Procedure terms order decree judgment difference in law LLB exam preparation judiciary exam CPC concepts LAW-GAT preparation video law student CPC lecture Mehrab Law Associates lectures civil procedure explained law concepts simplified #OrderVsDecree #JudgmentExplained #CPC #LawLecture #LLBPreparation #JudiciaryExam #LAWGAT #LegalConcepts #CivilProcedure #LawStudents #LegalEducation #MehrabLawAssociates #LegalStudies #LawMadeSimple #CourtProcedure https://lnkd.in/eSmj8NcG