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Internship Opportunities at the Missouri Attorney General’s Office
Organization: Missouri Attorney General’s Office
Job Title: Internship - Spring
Experience: Law students, with some opportunities for undergraduate students
Salary: Paid or for school credit
Location: Various locations throughout Missouri
The Missouri Attorney General’s Office offers a highly sought-after internship program for law students, with limited opportunities available for undergraduate students. This internship program provides students with the unique opportunity to gain real-world experience in various areas of the law, including criminal prosecutions, consumer protection, appellate practice, constitutional law, and litigation.
Why Intern at the Missouri Attorney General’s Office?
- Work on cases that directly impact policy and people
- Gain experience beyond what is typically offered in a private law office
- Receive mentorship, leadership, and guidance from experienced attorneys
- Network with various attorneys, state offices, and judges
- Participate in court proceedings and take depositions under supervision
- Visit federal and state courts, prisons, crime laboratories, and state offices
- Have the potential to secure future employment with the Office upon graduation
- Receive training and feedback to develop into a well-rounded attorney
What to Expect as an Intern
- Immediate assignment of projects and assignments upon starting the program
- Opportunities to write trial and appellate briefs, conduct interviews, research questions of law, and review case files and investigations
- Regular networking opportunities and interactions with clients
- Mentorship from a supervising attorney who will assign projects, answer questions, and provide feedback
- The ability to provide feedback on the program and its effectiveness
How to Apply
- Law students can participate in on-campus interviews at four Missouri law schools or submit an application on the Office’s website
- Undergraduate students can also apply for certain internship opportunities
- Internships are available during the summer, fall, and spring semesters
- Internships may be paid or used for school credit
Join the Missouri Attorney General’s Office and gain valuable experience in the legal field while making a positive impact on policy and people. Apply now for a spring internship at the Office by contacting your law school's career development office or submitting an application on the Office's website. For more information, .
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