About This Role
The District Attorney's Office seeks law students interested in a paid internship with our office. We will consider only individuals currently in law school.
Specifically, for SPRING 2026, we are looking for 2Ls or 3Ls (or those with more than 60 credit hours in law school), and for SUMMER 2026, we are looking for rising 3Ls.
As an intern, students will be drafting motions, doing research, and assisting during trials (as appropriate). Internships are available at both our Loveland and Fort Collins locations, at the County and District Court level. We anticipate hiring 2 for the Spring of 2027 (10-15 hours/week), and up to 4 for the Summer of 2027 (30-40 hours/week). Please indicate in your cover letter for which semester(s) you would like to be considered.
During the school year, we are flexible around class schedules, but will need interns to work during the 8 a.m. - 5 p.m. Monday-Friday work window. In the spring, an intern may work up to 20 hours per week. In the summer, an…
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