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Academic intern applicants must first register for an academic externship offered by their law school.
Law students who have registered for an externship will then be informed by their professor of the date to
attend application/orientation at the District Attorney’s Office. Students attending a law school
that requires advance confirmation of an academic internship assignment may submit a cover letter and resume
via email to Assistant District Attorney Brian Rose (rose_brian@dao.hctx.net).
Law students may apply for a volunteer internship for the fall, spring, or summer semester by submitting
a cover letter and resume to Assistant District Attorney Brian Rose (rose_brian@dao.hctx.net).
Paid summer intern applicants must be on track to have 60 hours of credit prior to the summer so that
they can obtain a third-year bar card. Students may apply for a summer paid internship by submitting
a cover letter and resume to the Deputy Chief of the Misdemeanor Division. Please call (713) 755-3376
to confirm the proper email address and procedure for applying.
The District Attorney employs law students throughout the year. These paid interns work directly with
experienced prosecutors who are assigned to work in various specialty divisions. The assignments are
generally longer than one semester and therefore the positions open only sporadically.
Law students may contact the supervisors listed below to determine if a paid position is open.
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