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Seminole fan so definitionally, yes
Just checked, it’s 49 degrees in Durham with no precipitation. Unsure of the lunar phase or wet bulb conditions.
Judge could have an afternoon tee time booked lol
I'm dying to know what happens here... First post on here, was on 247 sports for awhile.
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I bet the house it’s relationship. Sit behind a federal judge for two decades, most litigators (future judges) will know you.
Don't forget the 5* Chefs. The steak discussion was legendary.
It's an odd choice, for sure. More often you'll see something like, Firm X for a year or two --> Clerkship for up to 4 years (i.e., a "term" law clerk) --> return to Firm X. Maybe with another clerkship for a different judge/court sprinkled in there. Rarely do you see career law clerks re-enter the fray of civil litigation after 10+ years (and those who bolt more often end up in another government position or academia).
Without looking her up, my assumption is her judge left the bench, prompting her decision to return to private practice. That, or maybe she had a significant change in her personal life that significantly impacted her time or monetary demands (i.e., divorce, kids leave the nest, etc...).
so this is all up to a judge in NC ? Don't seem that good for us if true
No I didn't
@LeedsCane, your response?I love your country for this.
I couldn't imagine saying "Yeah well as a Lancastrian your Yorkshire laws don't apply to me!"
Rookie mistake
Also forgot the Olympic strength coaches that drop gems like “add 20 pounds to that player” and thought Swasey taught Phillip Buchanan and Devin Hester how to be fast
you should unless you’re interested in *** cruise ads.
A UNC undergrad
and big unc sports fan it seems "You can often find her on the tennis courts or cheering on the Tar Heels."
So now it's personal. Haha.
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