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We are thankful for the fabulous interns we have each summer! In past years, PSLS had interns from University of Illinois Chicago School of Law Louis D. Brandeis School of Law at the University of Louisville Washington University in St. Louis School of Law University of Iowa College of Law Loyola University Chicago School of Law Augustana College. If you were an intern at PSLS – what would you like to share with students considering an internship with PSLS next summer? #Internship #30DaysOfThanks #JustGratitude #JusticeBeginsWithYou #PSLS #PursuingJustice #RestoringHope

To advance diversity in the legal profession, Morris, Manning & Martin, LLP is focusing on strengthening the pipeline to law school by providing critical experiences for high school students through its annual internship program. Read more on the #DulyNoted blog: https://bit.ly/3Sty74k

Exploring Angus Malcome's Story: A high school graduate at the Australian International School in HCMC shares his experiential journey through an internship at a law firm. Many high school students face uncertainty when selecting a major for college or university. Practical experience can be an excellent method for making well-informed decisions about future career pursuits. Let us delve into Angus's article to understand how he explored his interest in law and how this hands-on experience contributed to his informed decision-making process ?? https://lnkd.in/exYE_vd2 #juvenismaxime #careerexploration #lawcareer #secondary #experientiallearning #careerproject

The Power of Small Wins In law school, it’s easy to focus on the big milestones—acing exams, completing internships, or preparing for courtrooms. But I’ve realized that it’s the small wins that keep the journey moving forward. Whether it’s understanding a tricky concept in class, finishing a research task on time, or simply finding clarity in a case, each step counts. These moments remind me that progress is not always dramatic, it’s built on consistent effort and learning. As I continue this path, I’m learning to celebrate the small victories that lay the foundation for bigger achievements. #LawStudent #LegalIntern #LegalJourney

Over the past two weeks I have been absorbing my observations working at the State’s Attorney’s office and here’s what I have learned: 1) Mentorship makes the program. I’ve been blessed enough to have mentors that truly care about my experience and have given me a window into the legal world- something many law offices would never do for an undergraduate student. 2) Be thorough and ask questions. Every internship you take on is a step towards figuring out what your future goals are- do not limit your experience in fear of not “looking as smart” or bothering the older, wiser people there. You are there to learn. 3) Everyone deserves fair representation. This cornerstone of democracy was a concept that used to be foreign to me, and it wasn’t until I started working in this office that I realized just how vital fair trials are to helping establish the truth and coming to an equal and just verdict. 4) Meet as many people as you can. Whenever I have done internships in the past, I’ve tried to keep in my own bubble- fearful of making bad impressions and being a bother. But I have since learned that being in these offices are a chance to make connections that will help you much later on in life. I am incredibly excited for the rest of the summer, to learn more, read more, and ask more questions.

How can interns make a good impression in front of judge? There can be two scenarios in the courtroom- 1. Waiting for the case 2. Assisting the senior when case is being argued 1) In the first scenario, it’s advisable to go through the petition if you’re carrying while waiting for your matter or taking notes or listening seriously to the other cases going on. You may carry pen and notebook or these days interns take notes on phones or tablets. Judges can make out with the body language of others who are sincere and trying to learn versus someone just whiling away time. 2) In the second scenario, it’s advisable to go through your case and trying best to assist senior in the case. If not, sincerely taking notes or understanding the case is very important. Bonus tip: When the case goes against you, don’t get angry or disrespect to court. Your senior will bow down a say obliged. Join him and do the same. Today, you may lose, tomorrow you will win. Today you may sit and watch cases, tomorrow you’ll be arguing the cases. It’s better to have created good impression before the bench rather than crossing them. Be sure to know the bench watches everything. #lawyer #lawstudent #bombayhighcourt #internship #opportunity #courtroom #bench

“But I Am the Chosen One”???? To all law students, remember: no matter which law school you've entered, you are the chosen one. Like Harry Potter, you've embarked on a journey filled with challenges—competitions, internships, case studies—but these are the dragons you were meant to face.?? Embrace every opportunity with courage and determination just like Harry. Your perseverance and passion are the true magic. Give your best, no matter what, and you will thrive in the world of law.????♀? You are the chosen one. Go forth and conquer!?????? #LawStudents #Motivation #LegalJourney #HarryPotter

This summer, Osler welcomed Jesse June-Jack, Madelyn Owusu, Thomas Solomon and Khamecia Williams as part of the Avenue Black Undergraduate Law Internship Program. Now completing its third?year, this industry-wide professional development program invests in the next generation of Black lawyers and leaders. The interns worked alongside lawyers and summer students across the firm, gaining valuable experience and insight into the many paths they can take in their future legal careers. #avenuecanada #Diversity #Inclusion #DEI #legaleducation Learn more about diversity and inclusion at Osler: https://ow.ly/cYgY50Tq1NM. \\ “The Avenue internship has absolutely exceeded my expectations; I didn’t expect to gain so much hands on experience and mentorship. Working in a law firm where despite being so busy with their own things, the lawyers have been so involved in my development and have given me such incredible insight into the profession. I can’t believe I almost didn’t do this. "Programs like this are not a way for a specific race to get special treatment or to get ahead, but rather it’s an opportunity for firms to take accountability. The Avenue program is giving people the opportunity to get into the legal field without having to worry about other people’s preconceived notions of their identity. If I’m looking at the younger version of myself, I never would have thought there would be something like this program, and I think even that version of her would feel more encouraged to enter the legal field. It's easy to dismiss yourself from certain careers when no one looks like you, and this program has given me the confidence to think “they actually want me here.” - Madelyn Owusu

Interns Grow into Prosecutors at AK Law. Working on the same brief all summer is how other internships do it. At the Alaska Department of Law, law school students grow beyond their expectations. If you have a calling to do justice, this is the place for you. https://law.alaska.gov/ #WeAreAKLaw, #LawInternships, #CriminalLawInternships, #LawSchoolInternships