Appellate Courts Immersion Clinic @ Georgetown Law

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And read Veronica & Jakob's reply brief too: law.georgetown.edu/experiential-l…

Congrats to @ImmersionClinic students Erika Anclade, Nicky Downs, & Maria Iatrides, who wrote the brief under guidance of clinic fellow Natasha Khan. Same to Lucas Benjamin, Trent Dowell, & Grace Kiple, who did the same on this reply brief: law.georgetown.edu/experiential-l…

Congrats to @ImmersionClinic students Nicky Downs & Sean LaLiberte, who assisted on this brief, and to Max Rosenthal & Zarah Zhao, whose earlier research, analysis, and writing were critical to our work product.

Kudos to clinic students Zoe Ades, Isabel Bowman, & Veronica Hayes who wrote the opening brief under the mentorship of clinic fellow Natasha Khan. Congrats as well to Caitlin Quinn, Jackie Sanchez, & Jay Sullivan who crafted a reply/response brief: law.georgetown.edu/experiential-l…

Read this CA9 @ImmersionClinic brief addressing important issues under the Uniformed Services Employment and Reemployment Rights Act: law.georgetown.edu/experiential-l… Kudos to students Nicky Downs & Sean LaLiberte, the principal authors of the brief.

Read CA3 @ImmersionClinic brief concerning appellate jurisdiction under the Federal Arbitration Act: law.georgetown.edu/experiential-l… Kudos to students Grace Kiple & Jay Sullivan, the brief's principal authors, who were guided by fellow Natasha Khan.

Kudos to @ImmersionClinic students Kiarra Alleyne, Lindsey Gradowski, and Galen Green, mentored by fellow Becca Steinberg.

Let's highlight some recent @ImmersionClinic briefs. Read CA3 brief raising important disability-rights issues, including whether the Americans with Disabilities Act constitutionally abrogated states' immunity to prisoners' suits: law.georgetown.edu/experiential...

Trump Wants Complete Control. Will the Supreme Court Hand It to Him?nytimes.com/2025/12/08/opi…

Listen to or watch @ImmersionClinic student Zoe Ades beautifully argue a prisoner's rights case in the Ninth Circuit: ca9.uscourts.gov/media/audio/... ca9.uscourts.gov/media/video/...

Interested in Supreme Court & appellate litigation for plaintiffs & the public interest? Gupta Wessler is hiring for: * law students for summer 2026 * a litigation fellow for 2026-27 * a new legal assistant More information here: guptawessler.com/recruiting/ Spread the word!

Do you want to mentor great @GeorgetownLaw students and litigate and argue federal appeals? Apply for our two-year fellowship. The job announcement is here: perma.cc/CX9E-NSEJ

Looking for two things: (1) An excellent & *short* article (no more than 5-10 pages) describing the recent scotus shadow-docket phenomenon. Purely descriptive preferred. (2) Same as to the shrinking scotus certiorari docket. Thanks for any leads!

If you are looking to be a public defender, and are a rising 3L or recent law grad, apply for the E. Barrett Prettyman fellowship at @GeorgetownLaw. Check out the job announcement: apply.interfolio.com/170321

Some big news from the One First Street press room as the talented @amarimow takes over from @adamliptak as the New York Times' Supreme Court correspondent. Congrats, Ann! nytco.com/press/ann-mari…

Great appellate clinical teaching job. Run Maddie Meth's BU appellate clinic for a semester! Go here: jobs.silkroad.com/BU/Faculty/job…

Kudos to @ImmersionClinic students Sara Brizio, Shreya Sarin, & Grace Seifert for their wonderful work briefing the case, under the mentorship of clinic fellow Becca Steinberg!

Our client won his unlawful-stop, unlawful-arrest, malicious-prosecution case in the CA3 yesterday on every possible ground. He can now go to trial to prove police misconduct! The opinion is here: www2.ca3.uscourts.gov/opinarch/22292…

Sixth Circuit announces an online prescreening program "to proactively identify potential non-compliance issues in appellate briefs prior to formal filing." Go here (ca6.uscourts.gov/sites/ca6/file…) for details.