About Department of Justice
Department of Justice under the Ministry of Law &
Justice, Government of India. The functions include the appointment,
resignation and removal of the Chief Justice of India, Judges of the Supreme
Court of India, Chief Justices and Judges of the High Courts and their service
matters. In addition, The Department implements important schemes for
Development of Infrastructure Facilities for Judiciary, setting up of Special
Courts for speedy trial and disposal of cases of sensitive nature (Fast Track
Special Court for cases of rape and POCSO Act), the E-court Project on
computerization of various courts across the country, Legal Aid to Poor and
Access to Justice, financial assistance to National Judicial Academy for
providing training to the Judicial Officers of the country.
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Eligibility
Indian students who are pursuing studies in 2nd & 3rd
year of three-year degree course and in 3rd to 5th year of five-year degree
course or students who have completed their LLB course from any
recognized college/law school/university.
Stipend
The interns shall be given an honorarium of Rs.5000/-on
completion of their internship.
Duration of internship
Duration of internship ordinarily remain for a period of one
month (four weeks). Monthly internship shall start from 20th June 2022 onwards
during the current financial year (FY 2022-23).
The following three slots offered during the 1 st Phase:
i. From 20th June 2022 to 19th July 2023.
ii. From 20th July 2022 to 19th August 2023.
iii. From 22nd August 2022 to 21st September 2023.
Last date for application for the 1st Phase
The last date for application for the 1st slot is 18th June
The last date for application for the 2nd slot is 18th July
2022.
The last date for application for the 3rd slot is 18th
August 2022.
The 2nd Phase will be from November 2022 to January 2023 and
the date of application for internship will be notified in Departments website
in advance.
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Number of students for internship in
a month
The maximum number of interns to be allowed in a given
monthly slots will be 10-20.
Selection
Selection of interns will be on first come first serve
basis, subject to the availability of slot and approval of the Competent
Authority. All further intimations will be sent through SMS and Emails respectively.
Placement
Each selected intern shall be posted with an officer of the
level of Deputy Secretary/Director/Joint Secretary/ Additional Secretary /O/o
the Secretary, Department of Justice / O/o the Minister of State (Law &
Justice)/ O/o Minister of Law & Justice with the approval of the Competent
Authority.
Certificate of Internship
On satisfactory completion of internship, a Certificate of
Internship shall be awarded. For satisfactory completion inter-alia 90%
attendance is mandatory. This is a full time internship to be attended
physically and the interns are not expected to pursue any other course/work
during the tenure of internship.
Procedure to apply
The student willing to undergo internship program in
Department of Justice may fill his/her application along with relevant
documents /a No Objection Certificate from his/her respective college
/university. The application form can be accessed at the end of this post. The
students are advised to fill up the form online and upload all the documents
prior to the last date.
Important Links
• For guidelines on internship, click
here.
• For format of No Objection Letter, click here
and refer Page 3.
• To apply for the internship, click here.
Contact
For further information/clarificationKindlyContact
Under Secretary (Admn.) atTele-011-23072137
To apply for the
internship, click here.
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