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Bloomington, MN, United States
Legal Internship Program, Summer 2L, 3L
Law Student
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Part-time
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Legal Internship Program, Summer 2L, 3L - Organization: . Department of the Interior, Office of the Solicitor Salary: Unpaid, but eligible for Transit Subsidy Benefit Program Job Title: Legal Intern/Extern Experience: Law students (undergraduate, graduate, and law school graduates) in good academic standing Application Schedule: - Opening Date: August 1 - Closing Date: October 5 - Semester: Summer - Year: 2L, 3L H1: Join the Legal Internship Program at . Department of the Interior H2: Gain practical experience and assist with complex civil litigation and program counseling Organization Overview: - Responsible for legal work of the . Department of the Interior - Mission to be the Nation's premier conservation agency - Nearly 200 practicing attorneys in headquarters and over 300 attorneys nationwide - Work affects millions of people and diverse areas such as national parks, wildlife, land management, and Indian affairs Job Description: - Conduct legal research on environmental, administrative, and Indian law issues - Participate in complex civil litigation before administrative tribunals and federal courts - Draft legal memoranda, briefs, and motions - Assist with discovery in active federal cases - Participate in conference calls and strategy sessions with agency counsel and officials - Opportunity to attend hearings and meetings in Washington, . area Qualifications: - Law students in good academic standing - Eligible students: undergraduate students enrolled at least half-time, public policy graduate students, first-year (second semester), second- and third-year law students, and law school graduates enrolled in graduate law programs at least half-time - Native American candidates strongly encouraged to apply How to Apply: - Submit resume with 2 professional or academic references - Complete Request for Consideration Form with designated locations/organizations - Address cover letter to "To Whom It May Concern" - Provide most recent transcript (official or unofficial) - Include writing sample (no more than 3 pages) - with YEAR and SEMESTER in subject line Deadline: - Complete application must be received by 11:59 . Eastern Standard Time (EST) on closing date SEO Job Title: Legal Internship at . Department of the Interior Bold Headlines: - Diverse and impactful legal work at . Department of the Interior - Gain practical experience and assist with complex civil litigation and program counseling - Join the Legal Internship Program for law students at . Department of the Interior - Native American candidates strongly encouraged to apply - Submit application by October 5 for Summer 2L, 3L positions - Unpaid position with eligibility for Transit Subsidy Benefit Program - Deadline: October 5, 11:59 . EST
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Legal research, legal writing, brief writing, motion drafting, discovery, conference call and strategy session participation
Law students or recent law school graduates enrolled in graduate law programs at least half-time
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Qualification and Experience Law students and recent law school graduates enrolled in graduate law programs at least half-time
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Qualification and ExperienceLaw students and recent law school graduates enrolled in graduate law programs at least half-time
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