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Public defender office.
I currently intern with a PD office. Would it be hard after my 1st year to work with the DA's office given my PD employment history?
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A. Nony Mouse
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Re: Public defender office.
First, if this post means you're currently a 0L, then you're not allowed to post in this forum yet - you need to post in the "Ask a Law Student/Graduate" forum.Anonymous User wrote:I currently intern with a PD office. Would it be hard after my 1st year to work with the DA's office given my PD employment history?
Second, you may want to read through (but not post in) the Prosecution/PD Gunner post here: http://top-law-schools.com/forums/viewt ... 3&t=155423. The issue of going back and forth between DA/PD has been discussed at least a few times.
