Name of the Student
Anonymous
Name and Address of the Organization
Delhi High Court
Duration of Internship
1 month
How did you Apply?
Online
First-Day Formalities, Infrastructure, First Impression
- Arrived on time and introduced myself to my supervisor and colleagues.
- Complete any necessary paperwork, such as signing contracts or providing identification documents.
- Attend an orientation session.
- Get familiar with the workspace, computer, and any tools/software that are for use.
- Meet the team members and other colleagues, and understand their roles.
Main Tasks
- Conducting extensive research on legal matters.
- Attending court hearings to observe proceedings.
- Thoroughly read petitions related to the cases before attending hearings.
- Reviewing legal documents for accuracy and completeness.
- Compiling comprehensive notes based on your research findings.
Work Environment
- Mentorship: Interns are provided with experienced mentors who guide and assist them throughout their tenure. These mentors offer insights, answer questions, and help interns understand the legal processes.
- Inclusive Culture: A welcoming and inclusive atmosphere ensures interns feel valued and part of the team. This culture encourages collaboration, open communication, and the exchange of ideas.
- Exposure to Varied Tasks: Interns are exposed to a diverse range of tasks, from legal research and document review to attending court hearings. This exposure helps them gain a holistic understanding of the legal system.
- Learning Opportunities: Regular workshops, seminars, and training sessions are organized to enhance interns’ legal knowledge and skills. This commitment to learning contributes to their professional development.
- Access to Resources: Interns have access to a wealth of legal resources, including libraries, databases, and research materials. This empowers them to conduct thorough and accurate research.
Good things
- I met a lot of intellectual people.
- Did a lot of networking.
- I was able to learn a lot about court procedures.
- I was able to develop professionalism.
- I developed court etiquette.
- It was a great experience for me.
- I made a lot of friends in the courts.
- The food in the canteen was tasty.
Bad things
I had to travel long distances to reach the Office which was hectic for me. I was also not able to complete my sleep and I had to submit my work before the deadline. It was a hectic experience for me. But at the same time, it taught me a lot of things.
Accommodation & Conveyance to Office
I used to take the Metro to reach my office and then use an auto to reach the court. Since it takes a lot of time from my home to reach the office, that’s why I had to leave home before 7 am every day. It was hectic for me.
And I have to manage my academics too that’s why it was quite difficult for me to manage both.
Stipend
No. It was not a paid internship.
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