3Ls – Chancery Court Judge Debbra K. Halford of the 4th Chancery Court District in Meadville, MS (Franklin County) has received some resumes for her judicial clerkship and has asked if there are any more applicants as she will begin the interviewing process shortly. If interested in applying, please get a resume, transcript and writing sample to Joyce in CSO ASAP.

3Ls – Finished with your locker key? Please turn in to CSO – slide under the door if you need to.

lLs/2Ls – Keep your key and “renew” by paying $l5.00 fee in the Fall!

Rental Property Available: nice 2 BR, 2 bath brick home, l04 Millers Landing, quiet area just north of B’s Bar-B-Q on Sardis Road. Tile, new stainless steel appliances, washer/dryer, wood deck. Available May 3. Call 202-2006. $800. Per month.

2Ls/3Ls – Biloxi attorney T. Mitchell Kalom (holds license as Certified Financial Planner, Masters in Business Administration, law degree and LLM) wishes to hire second or third year law student to work part-time FROM OXFORD. Practice centers around real estate, condo law and business law. Lately they’ve had great deal of actively representing plaintiffs in Interstate Land Sales Full Disclosure Act litigation; also do title confirmation work. He needs assistance with legal research and complaint and discovery drafting and would like to hire someone with experience/proficiency in these areas. Would need to be a self-starter, able to work effectively under limited supervision, and all instructions, documents and work product will be transmitted via email. Email your resume and comments to him at MitchKalom@KalomLaw.com or call him at 228-436-4444 or his cell at 228-547-5555.

2Ls – Above attorney would also like to hire summer law clerk to work in Biloxi office. Seeks someone with great writing, communication, organizational and research skills who is a hard worker. Follow instructions above to apply.

1Ls/2Ls -- The Washington Internship Experience (WIE) is a program that integrates course work an internships for up to fifteen students at the undergraduate or graduate level. Students select their internships based on their areas of interest, i.e., government, media, or a national institution in a variety of fields, federal agencies and private industries. International relations, business, the arts, political science, pharmacy, accountancy and criminal justice are among the many specialties that students can pursue. Brochure in CSO. More information available by calling Mary Leach, the program coordinator at 9l5-7847. More info also on line at www.outreach.olemiss.edu/washington_internship

lLs/2Ls – The US Department of Justice Attorney General’s Honors Program and Summer Law Intern Program will use an earlier application deadline and a faster review and selection process for their next year of hiring. Applications open on JULY 25 and CLOSE ON SEPTEMBER 2! This is WEEKS earlier than last year and must be adhered to. So if you’re interested in DOJ program, you’re going to have to pay attention to deadlines and information earlier than usual. In addition:
* Four US Attorneys’ Offices (USAOs) and the Executive Office for US Attorneys (EOUSA) are hiring at the entry-level through the Honors Program. These applicants are limited to those who are already admitted to a Bar OR, in some cases, who have taken a summer 08 bar exam with results due in the Fall of 2008. These include: (l) the Central District of California (LA); (2) Southern District of California (San Diego); (3) Western District of Michigan (Grand Rapids); (4) Middle District of Florida (Orlando); and EOUSA, Washington, DC with possible assignments nationwide.
* The USAO for the District of Wyoming is participating in the Summer Law Intern Program and offering a position in either Cheyenne or in Yellowstone National Park.
* The Honors Program application has been expanded to permit applicants serving in post-JD legal fellowships to apply online on a conditional basis.
MORE INFORMATION AT WWW.USDOJ.GOV/OARM FOR DETAILS.