So, you want to clerk—how will you avoid judges who harass their clerks? LAP’s Clerkships Database is the answer, Aliza Shatzman writes in Above the Law.

The solutions to judicial lawlessness exist, if we’re tenacious enough to fight for them, LAP’s President and Founder Aliza Shatzman argues in The Philadelphia Inquirer.

LAP’s Clerkships Database is a “right now” solution: we’re not waiting on anyone to make the change we know is necessary, Aliza Shatzman argues in Above the Law as the second clerkship hiring cycle where applicants benefit from LAP’s Database, commences.

Congress must close the disturbing legal loophole in the judicial complaint process that allows federal judges to evade accountability for misconduct by stepping down, Aliza Shatzman argues in Bloomberg Law.

Congress cannot credibly espouse a commitment to the rule of law while refusing to ensure judges are subject to the law, Aliza Shatzman argues in Courier News.