Summer 2027 Legal Internship

Reporters Committee for Freedom of the Press

Washington, DCOn-siteInternship
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Location
Washington, DC
Work style
On-site
Job type
Internship
Posted
Oct 21
1 day ago
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Reporters Committee for Freedom of the Press

Legal services · 11 to 50 employees

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What you'll do

  • The Reporters Committee legal team offers up to three full-time summer internships for current law students (1Ls and 2Ls). Legal interns have the opportunity to work with Reporters Committee attorneys on litigation and amicus-related projects, conduct legal research, and gain hands-on experience addressing a broad range of media law issues.

What you need

  • Successful candidates will be detail-oriented and interested in expanding their knowledge about U.S. press freedom and media law issues. A strong background or interest in journalism is preferred.

Key skills

legal researchdetail-orientedjournalism (preferred)

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The Reporters Committee legal team offers up to three full-time summer internships for current law students (1Ls and 2Ls). Legal interns have the opportunity to work with Reporters Committee attorneys on litigation and amicus-related projects, conduct legal research, and gain hands-on experience addressing a broad range of media law issues. Successful candidates will be detail-oriented and interested in expanding their knowledge about U.S. press freedom and media law issues. A strong background or interest in journalism is preferred. Deadline: Applications should be submitted by January 1 for the summer term. To apply : Submit a cover letter, resume, a writing sample (preferably a legal writing sample) and a copy of your most recent law school transcript (transcripts are only required for 2L applicants). NOTE: Please submit materials in one PDF or Word file. Only complete applications will advance in the hiring process.

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