Transcription of A GUIDE TO LANDING A JOB IN A PROSECUTOR S OFFICE
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A GUIDE TO LANDING A JOB IN A PROSECUTOR S OFFICE
A GUIDE TO LANDING A JOB IN A PROSECUTOR S OFFICE OFFICE of Career Development and Public Service Boston University School of Law 765 Commonwealth Avenue, Room 902 Boston, Massachusetts 02215 Phone: Fax: E-mail: Updated January 2016 2 TABLE OF CONTENTS Why Become a PROSECUTOR ? 3 What do Prosecutors Do? 3 Characteristics of a PROSECUTOR 3 What Can I do in Law School to Best Position Myself to Land a Job with a PROSECUTOR s OFFICE ? 4 1L 4 2L 4 3L 5 Suggested Courses 6 The Application Process and Assignment Expectations 6 1L & 2L Summer Jobs 6 Post-Graduate Positions 7 Deciding Between Offices 7 Interviewing Tips 8 The Interests, Skills, and Characteristics that Interviewers Look For 8 The Structure of the Interview Process 9 Common Interview Questions 10 Common Hypothetical Questions 12 PROSECUTOR Salaries
Meet with faculty to obtain advice about course selection and experiential learning opportunities. Formulate a strategy with your CDO advisor relative to course selection, ... assist in interviewing victims and witnesses and help with jury selection or voir dire. Further, students who have completed two years of law school are allowed
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