FAQs
What is the duration of the internship program?
The internship program runs from August 21, 2025, to December 12, 2025.
Is this internship paid?
No, this is an unpaid internship. However, students may be able to earn academic credit for their work.
Who is eligible to apply for this internship?
The internship is open to second and third-year law students enrolled in a Juris Doctor program.
What qualifications are required for applicants?
Applicants must have outstanding academic records, superior writing skills, and be in good academic standing with a minimum GPA of 3.0 or be in the top half of their class.
What types of tasks will interns be responsible for?
Interns will draft legal documents such as motions and memoranda, gain familiarity with relevant legal rules, and may attend court proceedings and meetings with agents.
When is the application deadline?
The application deadline is Thursday, May 1, 2025.
What documents are required to apply for this internship?
Required documents include a resume, current unofficial transcript or proof of enrollment, a cover letter, and veterans' preference documentation if applicable.
Are there any specific citizenship requirements?
Yes, applicants must be United States citizens or owe permanent allegiance to the United States.
What types of cases will interns be exposed to?
Interns will be exposed to a wide range of cases, including local misdemeanors, homicides, federal crimes like financial fraud and terrorism, and civil suits.
Will interns receive any mentorship during the internship?
Yes, participants will receive invaluable mentorship from experienced litigators at the U.S. Attorney's Office.
Can I apply if I have foreign education?
Yes, foreign education may be considered if a Certificate of Foreign Equivalency is submitted along with your transcript.
How will applicants be evaluated?
Applicants will be evaluated based on their qualifications, including their academic record and relevant experience as outlined in their application materials.