The Administrative Office of the Courts in Wake County, NC, is seeking Judicial Fellows for a two-year term starting in Summer 2026. The role involves providing legal research and writing support to judges, requiring a Juris Doctor degree from an ABA-accredited law school and strong analytical skills
Job Summary
The North Carolina Judicial Fellowship provides independent, confidential, and timely legal support for the judges of the District and Superior Court benches of North Carolina.
Fellows conduct both case-specific and generalized issue research, assist in drafting orders, and attend trials and hearings to provide real-time, in-person support.
The Fellowship employs a central intake and assignment process, and Fellows work independently and collaboratively to provide quick, accurate, and comprehensive responses.
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The Administrative Office of the Courts in Wake County, NC, is seeking Judicial Fellows for a two-year term starting in Summer 2026. The role involves providing legal research and writing support to judges, requiring a Juris Doctor degree from an ABA-accredited law school and strong analytical skills.