Intern - Paralegal (Summer)

Posted 18 days ago

state of south dakotaRapid City (SD)

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Intern

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$19.09

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About the role

Session: Summer (May - August) Position Title: Intern - Office of the Attorney General - Paralegal
Hiring Manager: Kevin Krull Agency: Office of Attorney General
Location: Rapid City
Minimum Salary: $19.09 APPLICANT MUST BE A CURRENT PART-TIME OR FULL-TIME STUDENT (MINIMUM OF 6 CREDIT HOURS) IN UPCOMING SEMESTER OR IN THE IMMEDIATELY PRECEDING SEMESTER.
Position Description: This position will review pleadings, perform data entry of required information, establish tickler dates, close civil forfeiture files, enter disposition and closure information into database, compile information needed for service procedures, receipt affidavits of service, file all documents in appropriate files, and work closely with paralegals and assisting attorneys as needed.
Qualifications: Applicant must be enrolled as a part-time/full-time student at a college, university, or technical institute at the time they apply. By the start of the internship, the student should have completed one year (nine months) of their chosen program. All students are encouraged to apply, but preference may be given to applicants with a standing of junior/senior, South Dakota residents, and students of South Dakota institutions. Successful applicant(s) will be required to undergo a background investigation. An arrest/conviction record will not necessarily bar employment. Offers of employment are conditional upon successful completion of a drug screening. Telephone: 605.773.3148 "An Equal Opportunity Employer"

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