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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]It is extremely common for ROTC grads to get a "delay" to go to graduate school.  I would also think--after many years living with and around the Army, that the JAG board would look very favorably on a deferral for a federal court clerkship and that a deferral for a SC clerkship would be a slamdunk.

A clerkship is wonderful training for any lawyer and a SC clerkship is the top of the line. [/quote]

I'm pretty certain the one JAG officer I knew did not get a deferral, and did his clerkship after his service.  He was able to defer to go to law school, but not for the clerkship.  [/quote]

This happened to a friend of mine from law school too.  T10 law school and lots of judges look favorably on military service, so he made it work. [/quote]

Yes, this friend of mine was able to get a great clerkship ... he just had to wait until after his JAG service.  [/quote]

Too bad your friend's mom wasn't as swampy as Amy Chua or he could have just taken taxpayer money for school then sailed into a Sup Ct clerkship [/quote]
+1  Quid pro quo baby.   A favorable op ed touting Kavanaugh's support for women and Kavanaugh supports a particular woman who happens to be Chua's daughter.[/quote]

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