Law Internship
Gain insight into prosecution, courtroom procedure, legal research, and public service.
About the Law Internship
The Law Internship provides students with an opportunity to observe and learn about the work of a prosecutor’s office. Interns gain exposure to the criminal justice process, courtroom procedure, case preparation, and the ethical responsibilities of public prosecution.
This internship is designed for students interested in law, criminal justice, public service, or future legal careers.
What You May Experience
Courtroom Observation
Observe court proceedings and learn how prosecutors, defense attorneys, judges, witnesses, and law enforcement interact during hearings and trials.
Case Preparation
Learn how attorneys review evidence, prepare for hearings, organize case materials, and evaluate legal issues.
Legal Research & Writing
Gain exposure to legal research, drafting, and professional communication within a public legal office.
Ethics & Public Service
Develop a better understanding of the prosecutor’s duty to seek justice, protect rights, and serve the public interest.
Who Should Apply
This internship is best suited for students who are serious about learning, professionalism, and public service. Applicants should be interested in the legal system and willing to observe the responsibilities and challenges of prosecution with maturity and respect.
- Students in law school
- Criminal justice or political science students
- Students interested in prosecution or public service
- Strong writers and critical thinkers
- Applicants who can maintain confidentiality and professionalism
Requirements
- Must be a student or recent graduate.
- Must complete any required background screening.
- Must maintain confidentiality.
- Must follow office policies and instructions.
- Availability may vary by semester and office needs.
Apply for the Law Internship
Please complete the form below to express interest in the Law Internship. Applicants should upload a current resume and provide accurate contact information. Submission of this form does not guarantee placement.