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Student Legal Internships
Current law school students may be eligible to become a certified Student Legal Intern. Admission and Discipline Rule 2.1(2.a) sets forth the requirements for being a Student Legal Intern. All Student Legal Internships end with graduation from law school or before.
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Graduate Legal Internships
Law school graduates may be eligible to become a certified Graduate Legal Intern. As with Student Legal Interns, Admission and Discipline Rule 2.1 governs the Graduate Legal Intern program.
A law school graduate may serve as a legal intern from the date of graduation until the graduate has taken and been notified of the results of the applicable bar examination—either the first bar examination for which the graduate is eligible under Rule 13, or, if the graduate has been granted a waiver of Rule 13(1)(a) under Rule 13.1, the bar examination for which the graduate has timely applied or, if none, the next bar examination for which the graduate may timely apply after the waiver is finally approved. If the graduate is successful on that examination, the graduate may continue to serve as a legal intern until the first opportunity thereafter for formal admission to the Indiana bar. If the graduate petitions for a waiver of Rule 13(1)(a) under Rule 13.1 and the Board denies the petition, or if a waiver granted by the Board is not approved by the Indiana Supreme Court, the graduate’s authority to serve as a legal intern terminates on the date of the denial or non-approval.
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Questions?
Please contact Jackie McBride by email at jackie.mcbride@courts.in.gov or by phone at (317) 232-1944.