" I should have supposed a clerkship—" began Stubbs.

“我应该假设一个文员——”斯塔布斯开始说。

It's a clerkship with an appellate judge.

这是一名上诉法官的书记员。

Firms weren't inclined to hire either, and neither were most judges, though she did finally manage to get a clerkship with U.S. District Judge Edmund Palmieri.

公司也不愿意雇佣占据其中任何一点的人，大多数法官也不愿意，尽管她最终还是美国地区法官埃德蒙·帕尔米耶里那里得到了一个职员职位。

John Roberts, 26 years old and having recently completed a clerkship for then-Justice William Rehnquist, was working as a special assistant to President Ronald Reagan's attorney general.

26岁的约翰·罗伯茨最近刚刚完成了时任大法官威廉·伦奎斯特的书记员工作，当时他是罗纳德·里根政府的司法部长的特别助理。

If you know someone who's in law school now who wants a clerkship, they're probably going to get an offer sometime in their second year.

如果你认识现法院就读的某人想要一份文员工作，他们可能会第二年的某个时候得到一份工作机会。

When it comes to clerkships, judges have managed to establish rules about how offers ought to be made, which has helped reduce the scale of the problem.

对于书记员职位，法官们现已经设法制定了关于如何给offer的规则，这有助于使问题不那么严重。

Twenty four years after I was at the launch of Apollo 17, I found myself as a medical student on a research clerkship at Johnson Space Center.

我参加阿波罗 17 号发射任务 24 年后，我发现自己是一名医， 约翰逊航天中心担任研究助理。

Practically everyone he knew was urging him to follow the lead of many previous Review editors and apply for what would be a shoo-in clerkship with the Supreme Court.

几乎他认识的每个人都敦促他效仿许多以前的《评论》编辑，申请最高法院的临时书记员职位。

While a lot of Darnell's classmates were thinking about getting judicial clerkships or maybe a second degree in business or medicine, Darnell took an unusual step of doing his law degree while learning a trade.

当 Darnell 的很多同都考虑获得司法助理职位或商业或医的第二个位时，Darnell 习一门手艺的同时迈出了不寻常的一步，即获得法律位。

In the third year of his clerkship he wrote a novel in three volumes; for this his publishers gave him twenty-five pounds, with again a promise of half the profits after deduction of the sum advanced.

他担任书记员的第三年，他写了一部三卷本的小说;为此，他的出版商给了他二十五英镑，并再次承诺扣除预付款后，将利润减半。

After a laborious and tedious four-year clerkship writing legal documents by hand with limited guidance from Kissam who was often away at court, Jay was sworn to the bar in October 1768 alongside his friend Robert Livingston.

杰伊经常出庭的基萨姆的有限指导， 做了四年辛苦而乏味的书记员工作， 手写法律文件，并于 1768 年 10 月与他的朋友罗伯特·利文斯顿 (Robert Livingston) 一起宣誓成为律师。

As you know there are going to be interviews for summer clerkships coming up and I really don't want to come across as too focused on certain areas that a lot of firms don't even do, you know, have a practice in.

Brad：如你所知，即将有暑期实习的面试，我真的不想给人留过于关注很多公司甚至没有实践的领域的感觉。