Student Internships, Summer

Contract, Full-time

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Organization: Department of Law, Division of Law
Job Title: Student Internship, Summer
Salary: Unpaid
Experience: s only

The Department of Law, Division of Law offers unpaid student internships for law students. The program allows students to experience the day-to-day work of the state's civil attorneys and specialize in a particular area of interest.

H1: Student Internships at the Department of Law, Division of Law
H2: Gain Real-World Experience as a Law Student Intern

- Interns are assigned to a specific DOL section, allowing them to specialize in areas such as education law, civil rights litigation, and child protection proceedings.
- Responsibilities include research and writing, as well as the opportunity to observe a wide range of lawyering activity.
- Interns can attend court proceedings, client meetings, depositions, and other special events.
- Eligible for training sessions offered to Deputy Attorneys General throughout the year.
- Locations available in Newark, Trenton, and Voorhees.
- Deadlines for summer, fall, and spring programs.
- Applications should be submitted to Philip J. Espinosa, DAG at the Trenton address provided.
- Contact information for Trenton and Voorhees applications: , subject line "DOL Internship Application - Trenton/Voorhees".

The Division of Criminal Justice
Sections Location:

Appellate, Asset Forfeiture, Computer Analysis & Technology, Gaming Bureau, Government & Healthcare Fraud, Human Trafficking, Insurance Fraud, Medicaid Fraud, Money Laundering, Public Integrity, Specialized Crimes, Trial East, Trial North, Trial South, Trial West

The Division of Criminal Justice offers unpaid internships to law students who have completed at least one full year of law school by the start of the internship. The program provides students with the opportunity to work alongside Deputy Attorneys General in various sections of the Division.

Interns are assigned to a specific section and work closely with attorneys on a variety of tasks, including legal research and writing, document review, and preparation for trials and hearings. They also have the opportunity to attend court proceedings and participate in training sessions.

Locations: Trenton, Newark, and other locations as determined by the section

Students: s who have completed at least one full year of law school

Timing: Summer break, fall semester, spring semester

Sections: Interns may apply to work in one of 15 sections, including Appellate, Asset Forfeiture, and Trial divisions.

Deadlines: March 15 – Summer program
July 15 – Fall semester
November 15 – Spring semester

Applicants seeking to work in Trenton should submit their applications to:

Maryann Lynch, DAG
Attn: Division of Criminal Justice Internship
25 Market Street
. Box 085
Trenton, NJ 08625

subject=”DCJ Internship Application – Trenton”

Organization: Department of Law, Division of Criminal Justice
Job Title: Student Internship, Summer
Salary: Unpaid
Experience: s who have completed at least one full year of law school

The Department of Law, Division of Criminal Justice offers unpaid internships for law students who have completed at least one full year of law school. These internships provide students with the opportunity to work alongside Deputy Attorneys General in various sections of the Division.

H1: Student Internships at the Department of Law, Division of Criminal Justice
H2: Gain Hands-On Experience as a Law Student Intern

- Interns work closely with attorneys on tasks such as legal research and writing, document review, and trial and hearing preparation.
- Opportunities to attend court proceedings and participate in training sessions.
- Locations available in Trenton, Newark, and other determined locations.
- Deadlines for summer, fall, and spring programs.
- Applications should be submitted to Maryann Lynch, DAG at the Trenton address provided.
- Contact information for Trenton applications: , subject line "DCJ Internship Application - Trenton".

The Division of Consumer Affairs
Sections Location:

Consumer Fraud Prosecution, Consumer Service, Law Enforcement, Legal, Regulatory Prosecution

The Division of Consumer Affairs offers unpaid internships to law students who have completed at least one full year of law school. Interns are assigned to one of the five sections within the Division and work alongside attorneys and investigators on a variety of consumer protection cases.

Responsibilities may include conducting legal research, drafting legal documents, and assisting with investigations. Interns also have the opportunity to observe court proceedings and participate in training sessions.

Locations: Newark, Cherry Hill, and other locations as determined by the section

Students: s who have completed at least one full year of law school

Timing: Summer break, fall semester, spring semester

Sections: Interns may apply to work in one of five sections, including Consumer Fraud Prosecution and Legal divisions.

Deadlines: March 15 – Summer program
July 15 – Fall semester
November 15 – Spring semester

Applicants seeking to work in Newark should submit their applications to:

Laura G. Scutari, DAG
Attn: Division of Consumer Affairs Internship
124 Halsey Street
Newark, NJ 07102

subject=”DCA Internship Application – Newark”

Organization: Department of Law, Division of Consumer Affairs
Job Title: Student Internship, Summer
Salary: Unpaid
Experience: s who have completed at least one full year of law school

The Department of Law, Division of Consumer Affairs offers unpaid internships for law students who have completed at least one

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