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The Commissioner of Energy and Environmental Protection has provided notice to the Attorney General of an abnormal market disruption regarding the wholesale price of motor gasoline or gasohol. Pursuant to Conn. Gen. Stat. ยง 42-234, no seller of motor gasoline or gasohol shall sell, or offer to sell, an energy resource at an unconscionably excessive price between June 11, 2026, and July 11, 2026.

Internship Opportunities

 

The OAG internship program is currently accepting applications for Fall 2026 internships. The application deadlines are as follows:

 

Fall 2026 - 07/24/2026

Spring 2027 - 10/30/2026

Summer 2027 - 01/20/2027

INTERNSHIP OPPORTUNITIES


Affirmative Action/Equal Opportunity Employer

Thank you for your interest in an internship with the Office of the Attorney General (OAG).  The Attorney General serves as Connecticut’s chief legal officer for civil matters, and the OAG serves as legal counsel to all state agencies. The Connecticut Constitution, statutes and common law authorize the Attorney General to advance the public interest on behalf of the people of our state in legal matters.

 

Among the critical missions of the OAG are to represent and vigorously advocate for the interests of the state and its citizens, to ensure that state government acts within the letter and spirit of the law, to protect public resources for present and future generations, to preserve and enhance the quality of life of all our citizens, and to ensure that the rights of our most vulnerable citizens are safeguarded.

 

Internships are unpaid, volunteer positions open to law and graduate students. Rising college juniors and seniors may apply, but will be accepted on a VERY limited basis. Accepted applicants may arrange externships with their schools for course credit for their work in the Office. Positions are also available for work-study students with school stipends. Applicants should have an interest in the law, be able to communicate clearly, have strong research and writing skills and computer proficiency.

 

The OAG has 16 sections: Antitrust; General Litigation; Child Protection; Collections/Child Support; Consumer Advocacy; Consumer Protection; Environment; Employment Rights, Workers Compensation, and Labor; Financial and Revenue Services; Government Program Fraud; Health and Education; Privacy and Data Security; Public Safety; Special Litigation; and Infrastructure and Economic Development.

 

HOW TO APPLY

  1. Part 1 of the Application Process:  complete the OAG Internship Application using this form: OAG Internship Application Form. 
  2. Part 2 of the Application Process:  send in one PDF document, your resume and a short legal or analytical writing sample (don't send two separate files), in that order, to AGInternApplications@ct.gov and follow these additional instructions:
  • Please name the PDF as follows: Last name, First name (Summer/Fall/Spring, Year, Undergraduate/Graduate/Law). For example, Doe, Jane (Summer, 2025, Law);
  • Additionally, include in the subject line of the email the same information as above:  Last name, First name (Summer/Fall/Spring, Year, Undergraduate/Graduate/Law). For example, Doe, Jane (Summer, 2025, Law).
  • Important - only email one PDF file that contains both your resume and a short legal or analytical writing sample.