Legal Analysis, Research and Writing Academic Year Internship
About The Position
The Legal Analysis, Research and Writing Academic Year Internship is designed for law students who are seeking to gain legal writing and analysis experience during law school. Students will draft legal filings, including oppositions to motions to suppress or dismiss, motions for pre-trial detention based on dangerousness, motions in Limine, and objective intra-office memorandums. Students will also assist experienced prosecutors in trial preparation, strategy and presentation. Some interns who are assigned to the Appeals and Training Bureau will have the opportunity to submit briefs and argue before the Massachusetts Appeals Court.
Requirements
- Enrollment in an ABA-Accredited law school.
Responsibilities
- Draft legal filings, including oppositions to motions to suppress or dismiss, motions for pre-trial detention based on dangerousness, motions in Limine, and objective intra-office memorandums.
- Assist experienced prosecutors in trial preparation, strategy and presentation.
- Submit briefs and argue before the Massachusetts Appeals Court (for some interns in the Appeals and Training Bureau).
Benefits
- Flexible schedule designed to accommodate specific class requirements.
- Opportunity to complete the internship for school credit (if arrangements can be made with the institution).
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What This Job Offers
Career Level
Intern
Education Level
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