Queens District Attorney's Office Brave Justice Summer 2024 College Internship

Contract, Full-time

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Queens District Attorney's Office Brave Justice Summer 2024 College Internship

Overview
The Office of the Queens County District Attorney is currently seeking college student applicants for our Summer College Legal Internship, which will run from June 2024 through August 2024. This highly competitive internship program has been designed to provide college students with an outstanding opportunity to learn about the Queens District Attorney's Office. Interns will work hand in hand with Assistant District Attorneys, gaining experience and practical knowledge as an advocate and fair-minded public servant.

Job Description
Interns will be assigned to a specific bureau and are directly supervised by Assistant District Attorneys. Depending on the bureau assignment, Interns will have the opportunity to engage in many aspects of prosecutorial work, including researching and writing assignments for pending cases, motion and discovery practice, assisting with search warrant applications, observing proffers, civilian and police interviews, court appearances pursuant to the student practice order, crime scene visits, and participation in community outreach programs with the Community Partnerships Division. Interns will also be invited to attend divisional and office wide legal training sessions.

Internship Details

The program begins on June 3, 2024 and ends on August 2, 2024.
Interns will be assigned to a specific bureau within the Investigations, Criminal Practice and Policy, Appeals and Special Litigation, Major Crimes or Supreme Court Trial Division.
Interns will work in person Monday through Friday, from 9:00 AM to 5:00 PM.
This is an unpaid, in-person, volunteer internship. Funding is not provided by our office. Students are encouraged to seek outside funding and/or scholarship opportunities.

How to Apply

This vacancy is open to current college students.
Please address resume and cover letter to Allison V. Green, Esq., Director of Legal Hiring.
You will be required to upload a resume, cover letter, and an unofficial transcript, in addition to providing preliminary information.

Overview
The Queens District Attorney's Office is offering a highly competitive Summer College Legal Internship program from June 2024 through August 2024. This program is designed to provide college students with an opportunity to learn about the Queens District Attorney's Office and gain experience and practical knowledge as an advocate and fair-minded public servant.

Job Description
Interns will be assigned to a specific bureau and are directly supervised by Assistant District Attorneys. Depending on the bureau assignment, Interns will have the opportunity to engage in many aspects of prosecutorial work, including researching and writing assignments for pending cases, motion and discovery practice, assisting with search warrant applications, observing proffers, civilian and police interviews, court appearances pursuant to the student practice order, crime scene visits, and participation in community outreach programs with the Community Partnerships Division. Interns will also be invited to attend divisional and office-wide legal training sessions.

Internship Details

The program begins on June 3, 2024 and ends on August 2, 2024.
Interns will be assigned to a specific bureau within the Investigations, Criminal Practice and Policy, Appeals and Special Litigation, Major Crimes or Supreme Court Trial Division.
Interns will work in person Monday through Friday, from 9:00 AM to 5:00 PM.
This is an unpaid, in-person, volunteer internship. Funding is not provided by our office. Students are encouraged to seek outside funding and/or scholarship opportunities.

How to Apply

This vacancy is open to current college students.
Please address resume and cover letter to Allison V. Green, Esq., Director of Legal Hiring.
You will be required to upload a resume, cover letter, and an unofficial transcript, in addition to providing preliminary information.

Queens District Attorney's Office Brave Justice Summer 2024 College Internship

The Office of the Queens County District Attorney is offering a highly competitive Summer College Legal Internship program from June 2024 through August 2024. This program is designed to provide college students with an outstanding opportunity to learn about the Queens District Attorney's Office, which serves the most diverse county in the country. Interns will work hand in hand with Assistant District Attorneys, gaining experience and practical knowledge as an advocate and fair-minded public servant. The ideal candidate will have a demonstrated interest in public service and criminal law.

Job Description
Interns will be assigned to a specific bureau and are directly supervised by Assistant District Attorneys. Depending on the bureau assignment, Interns will have the opportunity to engage in many aspects of prosecutorial work, including researching and writing assignments for pending cases, motion and discovery practice, assisting with search warrant applications, observing proffers, civilian and police interviews, court appearances pursuant to the student practice order, crime scene visits, and participation in community outreach programs with the Community Partnerships Division. Interns will also be invited to attend divisional and office-wide legal training sessions.

Internship Details

The program begins on June 3, 2024 and ends on August 2, 2024.
Interns will be assigned to a specific bureau within the Investigations, Criminal Practice and Policy, Appeals and Special Litigation, Major Crimes or Supreme Court Trial Division.
Interns will work in person Monday through Friday, from 9:00 AM to 5:00 PM.
This is an unpaid, in-person, volunteer internship. Funding is not provided by our office. Students are encouraged to seek outside funding and/or scholarship opportunities.

How to Apply

This vacancy is open to current

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Legal Training Sessions

None

Researching, Writing, Motion and Discovery Practice, Search Warrant Applications, Civilian and Police Interviews, Court Appearances, Crime Scene Visits, Community Outreach Programs

College Student

Please address resume and cover letter to Allison V. Green, Esq., Director of Legal Hiring. You will be required to upload a resume, cover letter, and an unofficial transcript, in addition to providing preliminary information.

Qualification and Experience Current College Students

Legal