Difference between revisions of "Law clerk"

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A '''law clerk''' is, in the United States, usually a law school student employed by a law firm to do research and other tasks. In the courts, a lawyer (or law school student) employed to do legal research. [[category:legal terms]]
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A '''law clerk''' is, in the United States, usually a [[law]] school student employed by a law firm to do research and other tasks. In the courts, a lawyer (or law school student) employed to do legal research. [[category:legal terms]]

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A law clerk is, in the United States, usually a law school student employed by a law firm to do research and other tasks. In the courts, a lawyer (or law school student) employed to do legal research.