Who Is Shelby Baird? Supreme Court Clerk And Roe V Wade Overturn

Shelby Baird is currently gathering attention after she started to clerk at the Supreme Court. Learn what we know about her.

Shelby Baird is the fifth Duke Law graduate to clerk for Justice Alito and the eleventh since 2010.

In July, she began her clerkship. Baird was the notes editor for the Duke Law Journal during law school.

Who Is Shelby Baird? 

Shelby Baird is the fifth Duke Law graduate to clerk for Justice Alito and the eleventh since 2010.

Baird was the notes editor for the Duke Law Journal during law school.

She also received the Duke Bar Association’s Outstanding Student Organization Leader Award for her work as president of the Federalist Society.

She was also a student leader for the Cancer Pro Bono Clinic, and she received a Client Service Award for her efforts in the Health Justice Clinic.

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Is Shelby Baird Available On LinkedIn?

It does not seem that Shelby Baird is available on Linkedin. We could not find the Duke graduate on the platform.

She worked as an associate at Cooper & Kirk, a boutique appellate litigation practice, before beginning her clerkship with Justice Alito.

Baird earned a Master of Arts in bioethics and science policy in addition to her JD and was elected to the Order of the Coif.

She clerked for Judge Thomas M. Hardiman of the United States Court of Appeals for the Third Circuit after graduation.

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Shelby Baird JD is a clerk for Supreme Court Associate Justice Samuel A. Alito, Jr. during the 2021-2022 term.

In July, she began her clerkship. She is the fifth Duke Law alumna to work as a law clerk for Justice Alito.

Baird was the notes editor for the Duke Law Journal during law school and received the Duke Bar Association’s Outstanding Student Organization Leader Award for her work as president of the Federalist Society.

She was also a student leader for the Cancer Pro Bono Clinic, and she received a Client Service Award for her efforts in the Health Justice Clinic.

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