Law Student - Government in Albuquerque, NM

Government

Albuquerque, NM

Law Student - Government in Albuquerque, NM

Law Student

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Organization: **Members Only**
Job Title: Internship Program
Experience: Law students
Salary: Unpaid (may earn credit or receive funding through fellowships, educational institutions, or other organizations)

H1: Internship Program at the Law Offices of the Public Defender
H2: Gain Experience in Criminal Law and Courtroom Litigation

- Opportunity to work directly with attorneys on felony, misdemeanor, and juvenile cases
- Training from senior attorneys on court procedures and local practices
- Perform complex legal work and assist in preparation for litigation
- Ability to advocate for clients in court, including speaking on their behalf
- Requirements for entering an appearance in court must be met
- Internship opportunities available at various LOPD offices
- Internship can be completed during fall, spring, or summer semesters
- Paid internships not offered, but credit or funding may be available through partnerships with schools and organizations

SEO friendly job title: Criminal Law Intern at the Law Offices of the Public Defender

H2: How to Apply for the LOPD Internship Program

- Rolling application deadlines for fall, spring, and summer semesters
- Recommended deadlines: June 30 for fall, September 30 for spring, and February 28 for summer
- In-person or telephonic interviews scheduled in September, October, February, and March
- Application materials required: resume, cover letter, and transcripts
- Email application to **** with class year and preferred semester placement in subject line
- Include information on availability for different semesters, interest in credit or funding, and language fluency in body of email
- Encouraged to consider interning at LOPD offices outside of Albuquerque

H2: Non-Discrimination Policy at LOPD

- Equal Opportunity Employer
- Does not discriminate based on race, color, ancestry, national origin, sex, age, spousal affiliation, sexual orientation, gender identity, veteran status, political affiliation or religion, mental or physical disability, or serious medical condition.