Melinda Katz, Queens district attorney. (Courtesy photos)
Queens District Attorney Melinda Katz has been planning her office’s internship program ever since she decided to run for DA, and the coronavirus pandemic was not going to stop the program’s first summer, she said Wednesday.
A group of 54 law students and 12 college students started the six-week program Monday, joining a video call with Katz and Chief Assistant District Attorney Jennifer Naiburg to discuss what Katz described as a historic moment.
Queens District Attorney Melinda Katz welcomes this year’s interns taking part in her inaugural Brave Justice Summer Legal Internship Program. Her office’s director of legal hiring, Mariela Palomino Herring, and chief of staff Camille ChinKeeFatt and chief assistant district attorney Jennifer Naiburg joined the DA in the virtual welcome. (Courtesy photo)
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