Internships are a terrific way to experience a variety of jobs in different settings.
The House Committee on the Judiciary internship program offers students the challenging and rewarding experience of learning more about the legislative process and the operations of the House of Representatives and presents opportunities to participate in the daily operations of a congressional committee office. Because the Committee on the Judiciary has jurisdiction over a wide range of legislative and oversight issues, past interns have been exposed to such interesting and complex issues as the impeachment process, tort reform, the independent counsel statute, patent and trademark law, federal criminal law, lobbying reform, federal civil rights, death penalty procedures and immigration and naturalization. The committee supports the idea of enhancing intern experiences with educational activities and encourages its interns to participate in lectures, and attend hearings and committee meetings which focus on the important issues facing our nation and the world. Judiciary Committee internships are unpaid. There is no application deadline.