The Office of the Harris County Attorney has four paid Internship Programs:
All programs are offered in the fall, spring and summer semesters.
Spring Session (Jan. 6 to April 24)Applications due November 1st
Summer Session (May 19 to Aug. 8)Applications due February 1
Fall Session (Aug. 18 to Nov. 21)Applications due May 1st
Please click the "Apply Now" button below to upload your application materials. Applications are due on November 1st for the Spring, February 1st for Summer, and May 1st for Fall.
To be considered for an internship at the Harris County Attorney’s Office, an internship application must be submitted by the deadline indicated above. Only current law school students will be eligible to apply for the legal internship program.
1. Online Application
2. Cover Letter
Submit a cover letter discussing your interest in interning with the office, identifying the position and session (spring, fall, or summer) for which you are applying. Legal interns may select up to three divisions of their interest.
3. Resume
4. Unofficial Transcript
5. Writing Sample
For program specific requirements, please refer to the information below.
Questions may be referred to [email protected]
Spring: November 1. Summer: March 1. Fall: July 1.
Calling all students who are passionate about public service, government, policy, and communications. This internship is vital in enhancing our community outreach efforts, managing social media presence, crafting press releases, and developing internal and external websites and programming.
This internship is ideal for current law students who are passionate about government and public interest. Learn more about the inner workings of your local government office with hands-on experience. With eleven legal divisions, you can choose your own pathway!
Support the mission of the Harris County Robert W. Hainsworth Law Library by assisting patrons with legal research, maintaining legal resources, and contributing to innovative projects like LAWPods. Ideal for students interested in legal studies, information science, or public service.
Join the Property Tax Division’s database development team and work on real-world software solutions. This internship offers a collaborative environment where students will develop new features for Lawbase, our on-premises database.
Software Developer Internship PDF
Current undergraduate, graduate or law school students. See chart for more details.
Programs
Eligibility
Description
Legal Internship
Law School
Gain hands-on experience in public interest law through research, drafting legal documents, and exposure to courtroom proceedings.
Communications Internship
Undergrad / Grad
Assist with social media, public outreach, content creation, and internal/external communications
Law Library Internship
Support legal research, assist patrons, maintain resources, and contribute to educational initiatives.
Software Developer Internship
Work on database development, software solutions, and system integrations within a legal framework.
Summer Legal Academy
High School
Explore law through mock lectures, case studies, LSAT prep, and panel discussions.
No, only current law students will be considered and accepted.