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Mark WilsonGetty Images Amanda Tyler couldn’t have been more excited to clerk for Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg in the summer of 1999. Fresh out of Harvard Law School, she didn’t yet know how much the justice would impact her life and how close the two would become. “It was a very challenging year in the beginning, because it was the first time she was diagnosed with cancer and she had just had surgery and begun treatment within a week of the start of the term,” says Tyler, now a professor at Berkeley Law. “There were precedents of justices not sitting, and everyone just assumed that was what she would do. But nobody really understood just how committed she was to the work.”

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