ALBANY - While the food in Albany can be pedestrian, the pay poor by New York City standards, the workload unreasonable and the winter weather miserable, a new crop of attorneys will leap at the opportunity to become a clerk in 2012 for judges on the state Court of Appeals.
Their predecessorsamong them some of the major judicial, legal and political names of the last two generationssay that the experience serving judges of the state’s highest court represented a professional rite of passage and, in retrospect, was the most intellectually stimulating, rewarding and frequently fun stage of their careers.
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