When Your Boss Is Notorious: Clerking for Ruth Bader Ginsburg

Bloomberg Law published this video item, entitled “When Your Boss Is Notorious: Clerking for Ruth Bader Ginsburg” – below is their description.

Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg is one of the Supreme Court’s most recognizable figures. The so-called “great dissenter” has served on the Court for nearly three decades and has become a cultural icon for her work on gender equality and social justice. So what’s it like to work for Justice Ginsburg? In this video, seven of her former SCOTUS law clerks tell us about their time reading briefs, researching case law, and helping draft opinions for the Notorious R.B.G. (Produced and edited by Andrew Satter; Executive Producer: Josh Block.)

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