Recently, the Second Circuit’s clerk’s office has gotten a lot of bad press. They have attempted to hide opinions and obscure the government’s positions. They have been jerks about briefs. But, today, Norm Pattis has something good to say about a clerk named Erin in the Second Circuit.
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April 08, 2008
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