Gw. We are honored to convene this Extraordinary Group of former Supreme Court clerks to celebrate the 100th anniversary of the federal statute creating the clerkships we just heard a wonderful panel about experiences during the process now we will hear about life afterwards. This is a very distinguished constitutional lawyer. Coming to the National Constitution center to discuss. And clerking for justice kenned kennedy. Thank you very much for coming. I am joined today the former chairman of the sec and now managing director, also clerking for Justice Kennedy , private practice work now a judge us court of appeals third circuit. Gretchen rubin clerked for Justice Oconnor the author of many bestselling books. Also the host of the happier podcast and an app called better and finally clerking for Justice Breyer his career includes time working at ausa and Investigations Unit in baltimore and Deputy Attorney general and now a partner in a candidate for mayor of the city of baltimore. Than
To our symposium celebrating 100 years. Congress passed a justiceauthorizing each to have a stenographer and a clerk and ever since then, the clerkships have developed into a superb institution and the National Constitution center in philadelphia is honored to bring together former Supreme Court clerks for the first time in history for in all clerk reunion. From theing clerks five justices over 50 terms two, and celebrate this great anniversary. The jeffrey rosen, president of the National Constitution center in philadelphia and a professor here at the George Washington law school. Im happy that both of the institutions that i care so much about have united. The Constitution Center in philadelphia has an Inspiring Mission from the congress and that is to bring together citizens from different perspectives to educate themselves and celebrate this great document of human freedom that binds us, the constitution. We do that by assembling panels and podcasts and educational materials to bri
To celebrate the 100th anniversaries crautcreathing the Supreme Court. And we just heard a wonderful panel about experiences during the clerkship. And now we will hear one about life after the clerkships. Mag. Anel is joshua he is a very distinguished constitutional lawyer. And the author of important book on impeachment which he came to the National Constitution center to discuss with riveting detail. Recently he clerked for Justice Kennedy. Take it away, josh. Josh thank you very much for coming. m joined today by julia janiskowski. Hes a former general and managing director. I did a stint in private practice. And is now a judge on the u. S. Court of appeals for the third circuit. Shes the author of many bestselling books. If i listed them all she would be here for a while. Shes the creator of a podcast, better. , hes now a partner and a candidate for the mayor of the city of baltimore. So thank you very much for joining. Today,re going to be discussing life after clerking. In some w
A live look at the upcoming term continues with remarks from former u. S. Supreme court law clerks. The George Washington law overview and the National Constitution center started about 10 minutes ago. One thing that just struck me was that there was a component to the interview, but the result was a very personal component and what she talked about is that she really cares deeply that the clerks are civil with each other, and are good people and well get along with each other and with clerks for all the other chambers. She will try to screen for that. That was that, and i got a call a week later and i was obviously thrilled to say yes, and it was an amazing year. So, i will turn to rory little. Au really did in a red and real sense clerk for five justices which has to be the modern record. Tell about how you got hired by Justice Stewart, and then how you came to be the serial law clerk. Many bostons we have in the crowd. If you are still looking for a job. Got there through the backdo
Being late. I really dont have any opening remarks but i welcome all of our colleagues that will do introductions and alternate over to senator feinstein. Thank you very much, mr. Chairman. As you can see we have four nominees before the committee today. I would like to welcome the majority leader, thank you for being here. We have not had a Senate Confirmed director of the atf since march 2015. In fact, weve only had one Senate Confirmed head of the agency since the director position was subject to Senate Confirmation in 2006. I am very pleased that members of this committee will have the ability to question not only on his record but also on his priorities for combating gun violence should he be confirmed to this position. I really have been at this for so long and i have seen as experience so many senseless tragedies at the hands of firearms. From parkland to newtown from San Bernardino to sullivan springs, from las vegas to the streets of chicago, and most recently at a Food Festiv