Modern Prosecution Externship

3 credits · Law School

Students in this practicum will observe experienced prosecutors in the courtroom and be involved in interviewing witnesses, furthering investigations, drafting legal documents and memos, strategizing with attorneys, and preparing for trial. Those who are eligible can apply for a limited license for practice and actively participate in court proceedings. Externs may have the opportunity to visit a local jail, state prison, or the medical examiner’s office. It is recommended, but not required, for students to have taken Criminal Procedure: Adjudication and Evidence. Enrollment limited. Students may apply a maximum of 6 credits of externship toward graduation requirements. Faculty approval required. Pass/Fail. [3]