Student Internships, Fall

Contract, Full-time

No

Organization: New Jersey Department of Law
Job Title: Student Internship
Experience: s only

The New Jersey Department of Law (DOL) offers unpaid internships for law students in various divisions, providing valuable hands-on experience in the day-to-day work of the state's civil attorneys. These internships are coordinated by the Division of Administration, Human Resource Management, and have different deadlines and application requirements depending on the division. Interested students can apply by submitting their materials to the relevant division's contact information.

DOL has 11 sections in Newark, 14 sections in Trenton, and 1 section in Voorhees where students can specialize in their area of interest, such as education law, civil rights litigation, complex financial transactions, or child protection proceedings. Interns are assigned to a specific section and perform law clerk responsibilities, including research and writing. They also have the opportunity to attend court proceedings, client meetings, and other special events, and can participate in training sessions offered to Deputy Attorneys General throughout the year.

Locations: Newark, Trenton, Voorhees
Salary: Unpaid
Job Title: Law Student Intern
Experience: s only

Eligibility:

- Only law students are eligible to apply for internships at DOL.
- Students can apply for internships during the summer break, fall semester, or spring semester.
- Students can apply to work in one of the 26 sections based in Newark, Trenton, or Voorhees.

Deadlines:

- March 15 for the summer program
- July 15 for the fall semester
- November 15 for the spring semester

Application Requirements:

- Complete a one-page application.
- Submit a cover letter, resume, writing sample, and law school transcript.
- Applicants seeking to work in Newark should submit their applications to Pavithra Angara, DAG, at the address provided above, or via email or phone.

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H2: Gain Hands-On Experience as a Law Student Intern at DOL

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The New Jersey Department of Law (DOL) offers unpaid internships for law students in various divisions, providing valuable hands-on experience in the day-to-day work of the state's civil attorneys. These internships are coordinated by the Division of Administration, Human Resource Management, and have different deadlines and application requirements depending on the division. Interested students can apply by submitting their materials to the relevant division's contact information.

Gain Hands-On Experience as a Law Student Intern at DOL

DOL has 11 sections in Newark, 14 sections in Trenton, and 1 section in Voorhees where students can specialize in their area of interest, such as education law, civil rights litigation, complex financial transactions, or child protection proceedings. Interns are assigned to a specific section and perform law clerk responsibilities, including research and writing. They also have the opportunity to attend court proceedings, client meetings, and other special events, and can participate in training sessions offered to Deputy Attorneys General throughout the year.

Locations: Newark, Trenton, Voorhees
Salary: Unpaid
Job Title: Law Student Intern
Experience: s only

Eligibility:

- Only law students are eligible to apply for internships at DOL.
- Students can apply for internships during the summer break, fall semester, or spring semester.
- Students can apply to work in one of the 26 sections based in Newark, Trenton, or Voorhees.

Deadlines:

- March 15 for the summer program
- July 15 for the fall semester
- November 15 for the spring semester

Application Requirements:

- Complete a one-page application.
- Submit a cover letter, resume, writing sample, and law school transcript.
- Applicants seeking to work in Newark should submit their applications to Pavithra Angara, DAG, at the address provided above, or via email or phone.

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Gain Hands-On Experience as a Law Student Intern at DOL

The New Jersey Department of Law (DOL) offers unpaid internships for law students in various divisions, providing valuable hands-on experience in the day-to-day work of the state's civil attorneys. These internships are coordinated by the Division of Administration, Human Resource Management, and have different deadlines and application requirements depending on the division. Interested students can apply by submitting their materials to the relevant division's contact information.

Organization: New Jersey Department of Law
Job Title: Law Student Intern
Experience: s only

The New Jersey Department of Law (DOL) offers unpaid internships for law students in various divisions, providing valuable hands-on experience in the day-to-day work of the state's civil attorneys. These internships are coordinated by the Division of Administration, Human Resource Management, and have different deadlines and application requirements depending on the division. Interested students can apply by submitting their materials to the relevant division's contact information.

Gain Hands-On Experience as a Law Student Intern at DOL

DOL has 11 sections in Newark, 14 sections in Trenton, and 1 section in Voorhees where students can specialize in their area of interest, such as education law, civil rights litigation, complex financial transactions, or child protection proceedings. Interns are assigned to a specific section and perform law clerk responsibilities, including research and writing. They also have the opportunity to attend court proceedings, client meetings, and other special events, and can participate in training sessions offered to Deputy Attorneys General throughout the year.

Salary: Unpaid
Locations: Newark, Trenton, Voorhees
Eligibility:

- Only law students are eligible to apply for internships at DOL.
- Students can apply for internships during the summer break

Research, Writing, Observation, Client Meetings, Depositions, Court Proceedings

Law student

Submit application, cover letter, resume, writing sample, and law school transcript to designated contact person.

Qualification and Experience Law student

Legal