Spring Internship Program

Full-time

No

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Application for Law Student Internship Page 4 of 5 HR Form Rev May 2023
VOLUNTEER STATEMENT
By means of acknowledgment and signing of this form, I hereby understand and acknowledge that, serving as an intern (or volunteer) for the Office of the Attorney General, Department of Legal Affairs, I will not be compensated by or be eligible for any benefits, with the exception of Worker’s Compensation benefits, with the State of Florida or the Office of the Attorney General for any work performed by me on a voluntary unpaid basis.
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SECURITY SCREENING AUTHORIZATION
By means of acknowledgment and signing of this form, I hereby authorize the Office of the Attorney General to conduct a preliminary background screening for work purposes, which shall include a criminal background check on the FCIC/NCIC database.
I understand that this information will be reviewed to determine my fitness and ability to work in the Office of the Attorney General and hereby waive the confidential nature of any of this information, for this purpose. I understand that the Office of the Attorney General is entitled to conduct this security check pursuant to Sec.
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Florida Attorney General's Internship Program

Application Deadlines: Spring: September 30

Salary Information: Unpaid internship for academic credit or through participation in law school sponsored programs

Job Title: Law Student Intern

Experience Information: Open to law students enrolled in an accredited ABA law school

Organization: Office of the Attorney General

Department: Consumer Protection Division

H1: Apply for the Florida Attorney General's Internship Program

H2: Gain Practical Experience in Consumer Protection Law

The Florida Attorney General's Internship Program offers law students a unique opportunity to gain practical experience in the field of consumer protection law. As the civil enforcement authority for violations of the Florida Deceptive and Unfair Trade Practices Act, the Consumer Protection Division investigates and litigates against entities and individuals engaging in deceptive or unfair practices. As an intern, you will have the chance to work on real cases and make a meaningful impact in protecting consumers.

Organization: Office of the Attorney General

Department: Consumer Protection Division

H2: Responsibilities and Opportunities

As an intern in the Consumer Protection Division, you will have the opportunity to:

- Conduct legal research on consumer protection laws and regulations
- Assist in the investigation of consumer complaints
- Draft legal documents and pleadings for state and federal court cases
- Participate in settlement negotiations with entities and individuals accused of deceptive or unfair practices
- Collaborate with other state attorneys general and state and federal agencies in joint enforcement efforts

H2: Eligibility and Application Process

The Florida Attorney General's Internship Program is open to law students enrolled in an accredited ABA law school. Interns must be able to commit a minimum of 20 hours per week and provide documentation of eligibility for academic credit or participation in a law school sponsored program.

To apply, interested students must submit an application, resume, and letter from their academic advisor or university confirming their eligibility. Law students who are not receiving academic credit may also apply through participation in a law school sponsored program such as Pro Bono Programs, Law School sponsored clinics, or Law School Paid Stipend programs. Applications are accepted on a rolling basis, but students are encouraged to apply early as positions are limited.

H2: Application Deadlines

- Summer: January 31 (extended to March 1 for 2024)
- Fall: June 30
- Spring: September 30

Note: Applications must be received by the deadline to be considered for the specified term.

H2: Available Internship Opportunities

The number and locations of internship opportunities available each term are based on agency need and opportunity. A summary page with a brief description of each unit is provided in the intern application to assist students in their selection. Internship opportunities are primarily available in law student positions.

H2: How to Apply

To apply for the Florida Attorney General's Internship Program, interested students must complete and submit the appropriate application packet prior to the deadline. Completed packets and any questions or comments can be emailed to . Please note that only those who pass a background check will be considered for placement.

H2: Required Documentation

To be considered for an internship, applicants must provide the following:

- Application for Internship
- Resume
- Letter from academic advisor or university confirming eligibility for academic credit or participation in a law school sponsored program
- Official transcript (unofficial accepted if not available online, but official will be needed if chosen)

H2: Important Notes

- 2nd and 3rd year law students may be expected to provide a writing sample at the time of interview if selected.
- Applications for the Summer 2024 term will be accepted until March 1, 2024.
- Positions are unpaid, but may qualify for academic credit or through law school sponsored programs.
- Applicants must be legally authorized to work in the US and consent to a background check.
- Prior criminal history will not necessarily disqualify applicants, and will be considered in relation to the position applied for.
- The Florida Attorney General's Internship Program is an equal opportunity employer.

Not specified

Not applicable

Not specified

Investigative, litigation, enforcement, legal research, writing, communication

Must be enrolled in an accredited ABA law school

Interested students must complete and submit the appropriate application packet by the stated deadline. Applications are accepted on a rolling basis.

Qualification and Experience Law student enrolled in accredited ABA law school

Legal