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Court Internship

What is the Summer Court Internship Program?

This two-week program features educational sessions led by judicial officers, court commissioners, partner agencies, court staff and other professionals involved in the judicial process. Throughout the program, interns will observe courtroom proceedings across major case types including Criminal, Civil, Family Law, Probate, Traffic, Self-Help, and Jury Services.  This program provides structured exposure to courtroom procedures, legal terminology and courthouse operations through discussions and observation. Interns will also learn how the court collaborates with justice partners such as Probation, Public Defenders, District Attorney Office, Colusa County Sheriff’s Department, as well as other community organizations.  Participants will have opportunities to engage with key court stakeholders including judicial officers, commissioners, attorneys, partner agencies, and court staff. 
Note: This is an observational and educational program and does not include hands-on or work-based duties.

    Why apply

    This program is a great opportunity to:

    • Gain real-world insight into how the court system operates. 
    • Explore potential careers in law, criminal justice, public service, and government.
    • Observe live court proceedings and learn courtroom procedures. 
    • Strengthen your college and scholarship applications through meaningful experience. 

    Location

    • Colusa County Superior Court
    • 532 Oak Street, Colusa, CA 95932

    Eligibility

    • College and/or law students, with an interest in law, the court system, public service, criminal justice, or government are encouraged to apply.

    Application Deadline

    • Friday, May 22, 2026

    Program Dates

    • Week 1: June 8, 2026 – June 11, 2026
    • Week 2: July 13, 2026 – July 17, 2026

    Program Type

    • Unpaid Internship

    Dress Code

    • Participants are expected to dress in business casual attire appropriate for a professional courthouse setting. Clothing should be neat, modest, and respectful of the court environment. 

    Apply

    • To apply for the Summer Court Internship Program, please submit your resume and letter of interest to info@colusa.courts.ca.gov 

     What to expect after applying

    • Candidates should expect to receive an update on their application status by May 29, 2026.
    • Selected participants will be required to complete a background check prior to the start of the program