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HyeMart
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State or Federal attorneys office?
Hi everyone, I was wondering how feasible it was to work in a state or federal attorneys office right after law school?
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sknowl01
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Re: State or Federal attorneys office?
The Department of Justice has a program for recent law school graduates. Here is the website:
http://www.justice.gov/oarm/arm/hp/hp.htm
http://www.justice.gov/oarm/arm/hp/hp.htm
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Blindmelon
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Re: State or Federal attorneys office?
Depends on the state. NY/MA/DC - most likely not. Random midwestern state? Maybe. Clerkships help a lot for this type of work too, but a lot of the AG/USAO jobs go to those with former prestigious big firm work or from DA's offices.HyeMart wrote:Hi everyone, I was wondering how feasible it was to work in a state or federal attorneys office right after law school?
