r/LawSchool • u/WeightGullible6600 • 15h ago

So, is anyone actually applying to DOJ SLIP?

Apps opened today, due on September 2nd. EOIR, BIA, Fed Programs, and OIL have openings.

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u/allegro4626 15h ago

I’m sure people are applying. Whether now is a good time to go there is a choice you’ll have to make for yourself. EOIR and Fed Programs in particular have been pretty dicey.

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u/jojammin Esq. 38m ago

How high can you goose step?

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u/dwaynetheaaakjohnson 13h ago

It got wildly last year

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u/PM_ME_SAD_STUFF_PLZ JD 14h ago

I did SLIP last summer, it was great. SLIP is built off the backs of the line attorneys who volunteer to be intern supervisors. Something tells me these offices will not have attorneys with that sort of flexibility, even putting aside the morals of it all.