Aside from interning at a law firm, what types of jobs would give me a glimpse into the legal world (not just being a secretary)?
Are there any opportunities at local courthouses/with judges? Obviously I understand clerkships are for law school students.
Thank you.
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Re: What kind of legal employment can I get BEFORE law school?
paralegal.
Fedex delivery man.
law firm janitor.
Fedex delivery man.
law firm janitor.
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Re: What kind of legal employment can I get BEFORE law school?
Sections of court have clerks (not judicial clerkships) who deal with the docket and other paperwork. No JD required, but you will need some connections.
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Re: What kind of legal employment can I get BEFORE law school?
I don't think there are any local judges here, so maybe you should try calling a local judge and asking? JUST KIDDING IM A LOCAL JUDGE AND YOU ARE HIRED.Anonymous User wrote:Aside from interning at a law firm, what types of jobs would give me a glimpse into the legal world (not just being a secretary)?
Are there any opportunities at local courthouses/with judges? Obviously I understand clerkships are for law school students.
Thank you.
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