Personal Narrative: A Career As A Supreme Court Judge

The job I was interested in was a judge, specifically a Supreme Court judge. The duty of the supreme court judge is to finalize laws involving Congress and making sure The Constitution is still followed. It keeps the laws in order and makes sure that equality is reached. According to Scholastic "The Role of the Supreme Court," "The Supreme Court is like a referee on a football field. The Congress, the President, the state police, and other government officials are the players. Some can pass laws, and others can enforce laws. But all exercise power within certain boundaries. These boundaries are set by the Constitution. As the "referee" in the U.S. system of government, it is the Supreme Court's job to say when government officials step out-of-bounds." …show more content…
I enjoy being the mediator between two people and that's what being a judge is. Organizing documents, finalizing cases, and researching legal problems and have opinions on them are each something I do already but on a smaller scale. I am an official member of the San Pablo Youth Commission. I'm the secretary so my job is the organize the paperwork and type out the events of the meetings, when we come together we finalize decisions to make and we research laws of San Pablo and rules people break and how we can help fix San Pablo using those laws. This takes strong leadership skills, which leads to my interest code. I received AIS artistic, investigative, and social. So, I'm creative, a thinker, and a helper. The interest code for judges are EI enterprising and investigative so you'll have to be a persuader and a thinker. I believe as a judge there isn't much persuading. You aren't the one trying to convince a jury, that's the lawyers. I think judges are closer to social because they are the helpers. They are given evidence and they have to clear it up for the judges. They make sure each lawyer get an even amount of time and attention to the jury. That's just what I