The Judicial Council of California and the Center for California Studies seeks applicants for the 2000 Judicial Administration Fellowship Program. The program is a paid academic fellowship, working in policy and enforcement capacities with the courts and studying the administration of justice in California. The Program is a paid educational and practical experience in governmental departments and agencies, and with the Governor's cabinet, trains future leaders for public service careers. Qualified second year students should submit resumes to Career Services by January 21, 2000. Third year students and graduates are encouraged to apply for these salaried two year public interest fellowship conducted out of Bet Tzedek's San Fernando Valley based Valley Rights Project.
Fellows receive training in civil law affecting the elderly, the disabled and the indigent.
Applications are due Jan. 10, 2000. Details in Career Services. The ABA Section on Business Law seeks submissions from law students for the 1999-2000 Mendes Hershman Writing Contest. First place also receives a paid trip to the ABA Annual Meeting in New York. Deadline is February 1, 2000.