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Working As A Judicial Clerk

  • Getting Information
  • Evaluating Information to Determine Compliance with Standards
  • Making Decisions and Solving Problems
  • Communicating with Supervisors, Peers, or Subordinates
  • Interpreting the Meaning of Information for Others

  • Mostly Sitting

  • $39,000

    Average Salary

Example Of What A Judicial Clerk does

  • Conducted research for 12 Judges.
  • Schedule interpreters for court hearings.
  • Docketed all case info via data entry.
  • Researched case precedent and applicable laws unique to each case assigned.
  • Reviewed documents on pending cases.
  • Handled and prepped criminal cases for court.
  • Performed legal research and prepared memoranda of law regarding child custody issues.
  • Drafted legal opinions and researched complex issues stemming from civil litigation.
  • Analyzed personal income tax returns and wage forms to calculate child support.
  • Conduct legal research Prepare and maintain dockets Answer/screen phone calls and schedule meetings
  • Performed legal research on criminal law issues and drafted motions and legal memorandum.
  • Scheduled pre-trial motions and hearings.
  • Read, typed and interpreted minute entries.
  • Negotiated and drafted Property Settlement Agreements and settlement agreements through the Superior Court s mediation program.
  • Drafted summary judgments and orders.
  • Mediated landlord-tenant and small claims cases.
  • Write and edit jury instructions.
  • Learned the civil traffic, criminal traffic, and DUI processes and procedures.
  • Clerked during a personal injury jury trial.
  • Handled civil and criminal appeals from ten counties.

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Average Length of Employment
Principal Law Clerk 5.0 years
Courtroom Clerk 4.6 years
Court Clerk 3.7 years
Clerk Of Superior Court 3.1 years
Clerk 2.4 years
Attorney Law Clerk 2.2 years
Federal Law Clerk 1.8 years
Judge's Clerk 1.8 years
Judicial Law Clerk 1.4 years
Law Clerk 1.2 years
Judicial Clerk 1.0 years
Law Internship 0.6 years
Legal Extern 0.6 years
Judicial Internship 0.3 years
Top Careers Before Judicial Clerk
Law Clerk 18.9%
Legal Extern 14.6%
Internship 13.7%
Summer Associate 7.1%
Judicial Internship 6.1%
Legal Assistant 5.1%
Research Assistant 3.9%
Administrative Assistant 3.7%
Paralegal 3.6%
Student Attorney 3.0%
Volunteer 2.8%
Associate 2.3%
Customer Service Representative 2.3%
Office Assistant 2.3%
Clerk 2.2%
Sales Associate 2.0%
Attorney 1.8%
Professor 1.5%
Secretary 1.5%
Cashier 1.5%
Top Careers After Judicial Clerk
Attorney 15.0%
Law Clerk 13.5%
Associate 11.7%
Associate Attorney 11.5%
Legal Extern 6.9%
Contract Attorney 5.4%
Internship 4.3%
Staff Attorney 4.0%
Litigation Associate 3.4%
Legal Assistant 3.0%
Research Assistant 3.0%
Partner 2.8%
General Counsel 2.6%
Student Attorney 2.0%
Summer Associate 1.9%
Adjunct Professor 1.9%
Senior Associate 1.8%
Legal Counsel 1.8%
Volunteer 1.8%
Senior Counselor 1.6%

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Top Skills for A Judicial Clerk

  1. Court Hearings
  2. Pre-Trial Motions
  3. Trial Records
You can check out examples of real life uses of top skills on resumes here:
  • Conducted juvenile court hearings and preliminary hearings.
  • Researched issues arising from pre-trial motions or during trial.
  • Reviewed trial records, performed legal research and engaged in discussions with the justice.
  • Observed firsthand the intricacies of trial by watching family law and felony trials ranging from aggravated assault to theft to manslaughter.
  • Preformed clerical duties associated with in-processing legal documents in a Justice Court.

Judicial Clerk Demographics

Gender

Female

49.6%

Male

39.5%

Unknown

11.0%
Ethnicity

White

59.6%

Hispanic or Latino

16.1%

Black or African American

11.6%

Asian

8.6%

Unknown

4.1%
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Foreign Languages Spoken

Spanish

38.5%

French

17.6%

Italian

5.4%

Mandarin

4.1%

Russian

4.1%

German

4.1%

Hindi

3.4%

Korean

3.4%

Chinese

3.4%

Japanese

3.4%

Portuguese

2.7%

Vietnamese

1.4%

Hebrew

1.4%

Cantonese

1.4%

Urdu

1.4%

Polish

1.4%

Arabic

1.4%

Swahili

0.7%

Telugu

0.7%

Dutch

0.7%
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Judicial Clerk Education

Schools

New York Law School

7.8%

Arizona State University

7.2%

University of Maryland - Baltimore

7.2%

Thomas M. Cooley Law School

6.9%

Georgetown University

5.6%

Villanova University

5.2%

Wayne State University

5.2%

George Washington University

5.2%

John Marshall Law School

5.2%

American University

4.6%

Southwestern Law School

4.2%

University of Phoenix

4.2%

University of Oregon

4.2%

Widener University-Delaware Law School

4.2%

Fordham University

3.9%

Howard University

3.9%

South Texas College of Law

3.9%

University of Arizona

3.9%

University of Tennessee - Knoxville

3.6%

Drake University

3.6%
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Majors

Law

64.0%

Legal Research And Advanced Professional Studies

7.5%

Criminal Justice

5.6%

Business

5.4%

Political Science

3.0%

Legal Support Services

2.5%

Taxation

1.3%

Journalism

1.2%

Psychology

1.0%

English

1.0%

Accounting

1.0%

Public Administration

0.9%

Finance

0.9%

Dispute Resolution

0.9%

Legal Studies

0.8%

Sociology

0.7%

Education

0.6%

Management

0.6%

Communication

0.6%

Philosophy

0.5%
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Degrees

Doctorate

63.6%

Masters

12.2%

Bachelors

8.9%

Other

8.1%

Associate

3.3%

Certificate

2.6%

Diploma

1.0%

License

0.3%
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