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bdadon
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Asking via Email for a internship
Does anyone suggest asking a judge for a legal internship via email? I would like to reach out to the law clerk. They are not looking for an intern. Is this normal?
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The Lsat Airbender
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Re: Asking via Email for a internship
Do you have some kind of connection to either the judge or the clerk? A stone-cold email will probably just be ignored.bdadon wrote:They are not looking for an intern.
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Halp
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Re: Asking via Email for a internship
Yeah, it can’t hurt to cold email but OP should try to find some kind of connection or introduction here.The Lsat Airbender wrote:Do you have some kind of connection to either the judge or the clerk? A stone-cold email will probably just be ignored.bdadon wrote:They are not looking for an intern.
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Halp
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Re: Asking via Email for a internship
One other thing that occurs to me - why not try for an externship (if in law school) or your school's career services office/professors working in poly sci or prelate (if in undergrad) to try to find judges who are looking for interns?
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