Happy Friday from Avalon and Brad, and welcome to another round-up of the week’s news about the judiciary. This week, we’re taking a look at a database run by a nonprofit that’s slated to go live in the spring that will make it easier for prospective clerks to research judges and if they have a history of mistreating their clerks. Plus, a judge who displayed a gun at a hearing earlier this year has resigned from the bench.
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Aliza Shatzman, a former law clerk in the D.C. Superior Court. Courtesy photo
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