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Legal InternsThe district attorney hires first- and second-year law students for employment as law clerks in the appeals division and in other units when needed. Third-year law students may be hired to assist in county court under the student practice act. We seek students whose commitment to excellence and community service match our own. Excellence in prosecution can only be achieved by assertive, articulate, and persuasive advocates with high levels of initiative, creativity, maturity, and good judgment who are willing to use those abilities for the public good. Applications are sought from students who have had an active participation in law school and law-related activities and who are committed to excellence in accepting personal responsibility for cases of importance. Interviews are normally scheduled at the University of Denver’s Sturm Law School career fair usually scheduled in late January or early February. Students attending other law schools can be considered for employment by submitting a resume to the Human Resources Director. First and second year students should submit their resumes between December 15 and February 1. Students going into their third year should submit their application in the spring of their second year of law school Law School Intern resumes may be mailed to: or email: da18@da18.state.co.us – attention Paul Wolff
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18th Judicial District
News & Upcoming Events The Citizen's Academy A free, four-week course that demystifies the criminal justice system and provides an inside look at your District Attorney's Office. The Citizens Academy is open to the public. Participants must be 18 years of age or older. Reporting a Crime Contact the Law Enforcement Agency where the crime occurred. Click here for a complete Agency Listing for the 18th Judicial District. E-Mail the D.A.
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