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Law Student Intern

State of New York - Commission on Prosecutorial Conduct (CPC)
New York, NY

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Job Details

Part-time
$21.85 - $23.89 an hour
4 days ago

Qualifications

Confidential information handling
Law
Writing skills
Legal memorandum writing
Analysis skills
Investigation evidence collection
Organizational skills
Legal evidence
Investigative reports
Communication skills
Legal support investigation
Entry level

Full Job Description

Duties Description The New York City office of the Commission on Prosecutorial Conduct (CPC) is seeking Law Interns for the Fall '26- Spring '27 term. Under the supervision of a CPC attorney, the Law Student Intern will perform a variety of law-related tasks in support of the CPC’s mission. The intern will hone research and writing skills; strengthen professional communication skills; participate in the preparation of gathering, analyzing and reporting evidence; and improve networking skills.

Duties and responsibilities of the intern will include, but will not limited to:

Review complaints and draft preliminary reports;
Review and organize complaint materials;
Conduct legal research related to the conduct of prosecutors;
Work closely with the attorneys and Deputy Director of Investigations, assisting on investigations;
Provide support to attorneys in drafting reports and memoranda;
Assist with administrative or clerical tasks;
Assist attorneys in preparing for depositions; and
Other related duties as needed to enable the CPC to carry out its statutory mandate.

Minimum Qualifications Minimum Qualifications:

Must be a U.S. citizen or foreign national eligible to work in the U.S. without sponsorship and be at least 18 years of age or older.
Must be actively enrolled in a New York State accredited law school, or be a resident of New York State, attending an accredited law school, college, university outside of New York State.

Preferred Qualifications:

The ideal candidate will possess:

An interest in criminal law and/or the role of the prosecutor;
Excellent legal research, analysis and writing skills;
Strong work ethic and willingness to take initiative;
Ability to exercise discretion and confidentiality with sensitive matters;
Problem-solving and resourcefulness skills;
Ability to multi-task and be detail-oriented;
Excellent communication and organizational skills; and
Teamwork and interpersonal skills.

Additional Comments The Commission on Prosecutorial Conduct is an independent State agency dedicated to investigating prosecutorial conduct in New York State, serving to strengthen oversight of New York’s prosecutors and to hold them to the highest ethical standards in the exercise of their duties.

Pursuant to Judiciary Law §§ 499-a – 499-j, the Commission has the authority to review and investigate the conduct of prosecutors to determine whether any prosecutorial conduct violates state law or court rules. Under the statute, the Commission is authorized to conduct a full range of investigative functions, including holding hearings, subpoenaing witnesses, requiring production of documents, conferring immunity, and transmitting findings of fact and recommendations regarding sanctions to the relevant attorney grievance committee. The Commission is also authorized to make its findings and recommendations public.

To learn more about the Commission, please visit https://cpc.ny.gov/.

Candidates from diverse backgrounds are encouraged to apply. CPC is an equal opportunity employer and is committed to workplace diversity, equity, and inclusion.

The CPC will not offer permanent employment to any candidate unless the candidate provides documentation that they are authorized to accept work in the U.S. on a permanent basis. It is the policy of the CPC not to hire F-1 or H-1B visa holders for permanent employment or to sponsor non-immigrant aliens for temporary work authorization visas or for permanent residence.

REASONABLE ACCOMMODATION: The Commission on Prosecutorial Conduct provides reasonable accommodations to applicants with disabilities. If you need a reasonable accommodation for any part of the application and hiring process, please notify CPC Human Resources at [email protected].

Some positions may require additional credentials or a background check to verify your identity.

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