Summer 2009
The components listed below will formally participate in the 2009 Summer Law Intern Program (SLIP). Actual hiring is
subject to availability of funds; however, the components estimate that they will fill the number of positions listed.
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| Component |
Number of Anticipated Hires |
| Antitrust Division |
27
(Washington, DC – 13; Atlanta – 2; Chicago – 2;
Cleveland – 2; Dallas – 2; Philadelphia – 2;
New York – 2;
San Francisco – 2)
|
Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives
ATF’s interns support broad interrelated missions involving law enforcement, regulatory, counterterrorism, alcohol and tobacco diversion, and homeland security concerns. Interns are exposed to legal work from all four attorney practice groups in ATF Headquarters, including: Litigation; Administrative Law and Ethics; Disclosure and Forfeiture; and Firearms, Explosives and Arson.
|
2 (Washington, D.C.) |
| Civil Division |
35
(Appellate Staff – 3; Commercial Litigation Branch – 11;
Federal Programs Branch – 8; Torts Branch – 5;
Office of
Immigration Litigation – 8) |
| Civil Rights Division |
12 |
| Environment and Natural
Resources Division |
9 total; 1 appellate position |
| Executive Office for Immigration
Review |
15 |
| Federal Bureau of Prisons |
10 |
| Office of Justice Programs |
2
(Office of Civil Rights) |
| Office of the Solicitor General |
2
(3Ls entering clerkships after graduation only) |
| Office of Legal Counsel |
2
(3Ls entering clerkships after graduation only) |
| Professional Responsibility Advisory
Office |
2 |
| Tax Division |
15-20 |
United States Attorney for the District of Wyoming
Hiring for Cheyenne, WY, or Mammoth Hot Springs in Yellowstone National Park; Summer Interns will assist with criminal and civil cases in U.S. District Court in Cheyenne or will assist in the prosecution of a range of misdemeanors in Yellowstone National Park. |
1 |
Other Department components occasionally participate informally
in the Summer Law Intern Program. They do not follow the standard
Summer Law Intern Program timeline and may contact a candidate
at any time during the review and selection process.
For more information about these components,
go to: Components of
the U.S. Department of Justice
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