Internship Opportunity with the **MEMBERS ONLY**SIGN UP NOW***.
Are you a law student looking for a rewarding and hands-on internship experience? Look no further than the **MEMBERS ONLY**SIGN UP NOW***.. As one of the largest legal employers in the state, the AGO offers a diverse and engaging internship program for students interested in various areas of the law, including criminal prosecutions, consumer protection, appellate practice, constitutional law, and litigation.
Why Intern at the Attorney General's Office?
- Gain real-world litigation experience through hands-on projects and assignments
- Work on cases that directly impact policy and people
- Receive mentorship and guidance from experienced and respected attorneys
- Network with various attorneys, state offices, and judges
- Visit federal and state courts, prisons, and crime laboratories
- Have the opportunity for future employment as an Assistant Attorney General
- Contribute to the development and growth of the next generation of public-service attorneys
What Will You Do as an Intern?
As an intern at the AGO, you will be assigned to one of the various divisions within the office, including the Civil Division and Financial Services Section. You will work on projects and assignments that will provide real-world work experience and teach skills applicable to many areas of legal practice. Some tasks you may be responsible for include:
- Writing trial and appellate briefs
- Conducting witness and victim interviews
- Researching questions of law on active cases
- Reviewing case files and investigations
- Appearing and arguing in court proceedings and taking depositions (under the supervision of a staff attorney)
In addition to hands-on work experience, you will also have the opportunity to network with attorneys, state offices, and judges, as well as interact with clients. The AGO also offers trips and tours to various locations, such as federal and state courts, prisons, and crime laboratories.
How to Apply
The AGO's internship program primarily focuses on law students, but some sections may also accept undergraduate interns. Internships are available during the summer, fall, and spring semesters and can be paid and/or used for school credit. On-campus interviews are conducted at Missouri law schools, as well as other law schools. Check with your school's career development office for application deadlines and interview dates.
To apply, visit the AGO's website or contact your law school's career development office for more information. You can also reach out to the recruitment team at for any additional questions or assistance.
Don't miss out on this exciting opportunity to gain valuable experience and contribute to the work of the **MEMBERS ONLY**SIGN UP NOW***.. Apply for an internship today and take the first step towards a successful career in public service.
