Supreme Court Lines Of Succession

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Of the nine Supreme Court justices who served as SCOTUS clerks early in their careers, how many filled the seat of the justice they once clerked for?

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Hint: Should Ketanji Brown Jackson be confirmed to the Court, she’ll take the seat of Justice Stephen Breyer, the justice she clerked for in the 1999 Term.

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