Fall Internship Program

Contract, Full-time

No

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Application for Law Student Internship Page 4 of 5 HR Form Rev May 2023
APPLICANT CERTIFICATION AND AGREEMENT
By my signature below, I certify that I have read and understand the foregoing information and that the answers given by me to the foregoing questions and statements are true and correct and that I have not withheld any fact, circumstance or recommendation which, if disclosed, would, to my knowledge, affect my application unfavorably.

I understand that any false statements or omissions made by me on this application or in any supplemental materials may be cause for the rejection of my application or for dismissal from the internship program.

I understand that I may be required to provide additional information and/or documentation to support my eligibility for an internship.

I understand that I must be able to provide proof of eligibility to work in the United States within 3 days of employment.

I understand that this is an academic internship and is not considered employment with the State of Florida or the Office of the Attorney General.

I understand that participation in this program is voluntary and that I am not entitled to any compensation for my services.

I understand that my participation in this program does not create an employment relationship with the State of Florida or the Office of the Attorney General.

I understand that the Office of the Attorney General may terminate my participation in the internship program at any time with or without cause.

I understand that I must comply with all policies, procedures and rules of the Office of the Attorney General.

I understand that this application is valid only for the academic term for which I have applied and that if I am not selected for an internship during this term, I must reapply for subsequent terms.

I understand that the Office of the Attorney General reserves the right to change the terms of the internship program including the availability of intern positions, the hours required, the divisions participating and the application deadlines.

I understand that the Office of the Attorney General may require drug testing as a condition for participation in the internship program.

I understand that the Office of the Attorney General may require a criminal background check as a condition for participation in the internship program.

I understand that I may be required to sign additional documents as a condition for participation in the internship program.

I understand that if I am selected for an internship, I must complete an OAG Employment Application, Form OAG-EMP-1, and the required background screening forms.

I understand that if I am selected for an internship, I must complete an OAG Employment Application, Form OAG-EMP-1, and the required background screening forms. ? By marking this box, I acknowledge that I have read and understand this statement.
Application for Law Student Internship Page 5 of 5 HR Form Rev May 2023

Organization: Office of the Attorney General

Job Title: Florida Attorney General's Internship Program

Experience: Law student interns

Salary: Unpaid (may be eligible for academic credit or participation in law school sponsored programs)

Application Deadline: Fall: June 30

Job Description:

- The Florida Attorney General's Internship Program offers law students an opportunity to gain practical experience in a legal field and contribute to meaningful work while completing their degree.
- Interns will have the chance to work on criminal appeals and death penalty litigation in state and federal courts, as well as provide legal assistance to state attorneys.
- The program is open to students enrolled in an accredited ABA law school and offers unpaid internships for academic credit or through participation in law school sponsored programs.
- Applicants must be able to intern a minimum of 20 hours per week, and the number and locations of internships available each term will vary based on agency need.
- The application deadlines for the program are as follows: Summer: January 31, Fall: June 30, Spring: September 30.
- Interested students are encouraged to apply early as applications are accepted on a rolling basis.
- To be considered for an internship, applicants must submit an application, resume, letter from their advisor or university confirming eligibility for academic credit or participation in a law school sponsored program, and an official transcript.
- 2nd and 3rd year law students may also be required to provide a writing sample at the time of interview if selected.
- The program is open to all law students regardless of citizenship, but applicants must be able to provide proof of eligibility to work in the United States within 3 days of employment.
- Interns will not be compensated by or eligible for benefits with the State of Florida or the Office of the Attorney General, except for Worker's Compensation benefits.
- Participation in the program is voluntary and does not create an employment relationship with the State of Florida or the Office of the Attorney General.
- The Office of the Attorney General reserves the right to change the terms of the internship program, including availability of positions, required hours, participating divisions, and application deadlines.
- Drug testing and a criminal background check may be required as a condition for participation in the program.
- If selected for an internship, applicants must complete an OAG Employment Application and the required background screening forms.
- The internship program is available in various divisions, including Criminal Appeals, Civil Litigation, Consumer Protection, and more.
- Applicants can select their top 3 choices for internships in order of preference on the application.
- The program is open to all law students, including 1L, 2L, and 3L students.
- The program also offers opportunities for undergraduates through participation in law school sponsored programs such as Pro Bono Programs, Law School sponsored clinics, and Law School Paid Stipend programs.
- Applicants must be enrolled in an accredited ABA law school and in good academic standing to be considered for an internship.
- The internship program is an academic internship and does not constitute employment with the State of Florida or the Office of the Attorney General.
- Interns

Legal research, writing, appellate advocacy, client representation, case management, legal assistance, litigation

Law degree in progress

Complete and submit application packet, including resume, letter from advisor or university, and official transcript (if available)

Qualification and Experience Law student enrolled in an accredited ABA law school

Legal