Student Internships, Summer

Contract, Full-time

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Organization: Division of Law
Internship Program for Law Students

Salary: Unpaid

Job Title: Law Student Intern

Experience:

Locations: Newark, Trenton, Voorhees

Timing: Summer break, fall semester, spring semester

Application Deadlines: March 15 for summer program, July 15 for fall semester, November 15 for spring semester

The Division of Law (DOL) offers law students the opportunity to gain hands-on experience and insight into the work of the state's civil attorneys through its internship program. This program is coordinated by the Division of Administration, Human Resource Management, and offers internships in various sections located in Newark, Trenton, and Voorhees.

Specializing in a particular area of interest, such as education law, civil rights litigation, complex financial transactions, or child protection proceedings, interns are assigned to a specific DOL section. They perform a variety of law clerk responsibilities, including research and writing, and have the opportunity to observe a wide range of lawyering activities, such as court proceedings, client meetings, depositions, and training sessions.

Eligibility:
- Only law students are eligible for this internship program.
- Interns can choose to work in one of the 11 sections based in Newark, 14 sections based in Trenton, or 1 section in Voorhees.

Application Process:
- Interested applicants should submit their materials to the contact information provided by the relevant Division.
- Applications for the summer program are due by March 15, for the fall semester by July 15, and for the spring semester by November 15.
- Applicants seeking to work in Trenton or Voorhees should send their applications to Philip J. Espinosa, DAG, at the address provided.

Benefits:
- This internship program offers valuable hands-on experience and insight into the work of the state's civil attorneys.
- Interns have the opportunity to specialize in a specific area of interest.
- They are exposed to a wide range of lawyering activities and can participate in training sessions throughout the year.

Department of Law Internship Program Overview
- Gain hands-on experience and insight into the work of the state's civil attorneys.
- Specialize in a specific area of interest.
- Perform a variety of law clerk responsibilities.
- Observe a wide range of lawyering activities.
- Eligible to participate in training sessions offered to Deputy Attorneys General.
- Only open to law students.
- Internships available in Newark, Trenton, and Voorhees.
- Summer, fall, and spring semester opportunities.
- Application deadlines: March 15 for summer program, July 15 for fall semester, November 15 for spring semester.

Internship Program Details:
- Coordinated by the Division of Administration, Human Resource Management.
- Interns are assigned to a specific DOL section.
- Locations: Newark, Trenton, Voorhees.
- Salary: Unpaid.
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- Application deadlines: March 15 for summer program, July 15 for fall semester, November 15 for spring semester.

Summer Internship Program:
- Timing: Summer break.
- Application deadline: March 15.
- Locations: Newark, Trenton, Voorhees.
- Eligible to participate in training sessions offered to Deputy Attorneys General.

Fall Semester Internship Program:
- Timing: Fall semester.
- Application deadline: July 15.
- Locations: Newark, Trenton, Voorhees.
- Eligible to participate in training sessions offered to Deputy Attorneys General.

Spring Semester Internship Program:
- Timing: Spring semester.
- Application deadline: November 15.
- Locations: Newark, Trenton, Voorhees.
- Eligible to participate in training sessions offered to Deputy Attorneys General.

Application Process:
- Submit materials using the contact information provided by the relevant Division.
- Applications for the summer program are due by March 15, for the fall semester by July 15, and for the spring semester by November 15.
- Applicants seeking to work in Trenton or Voorhees should send their applications to Philip J. Espinosa, DAG, at the address provided.

Experience the day-to-day work of the state's civil attorneys through the Division of Law's internship program. Specialize in a specific area of interest and gain valuable hands-on experience and insight into the legal field. Apply now for the summer, fall, or spring semester program.

Research, writing, observing legal proceedings, client meetings, depositions

Law students

Submit materials to the contact information provided by the relevant Division

Qualification and Experience Law students only

Legal