I am studying law in America and I am in my last year (law school here is usually 3 years, and they designate us 1L, 2L, 3L).
The job I have is more technically an internship, and yes, it is through the university. I work for the legal clinic, which is a non-profit branch of the law school dedicated to helping low-income people and families resolve their civil law issues. For my internship at the clinic (which is pretty much like a job, without pay) I have to put in fifteen hours a week - five hours screening potential clients (hence me getting weird phone calls), four hours of class training with the professor (the Boss) and the rest on case work.
Hope this answers your questions! :)
As for poor Bradley - Arthur as a character is, at times, distressingly inconsistent. He's not stupid - he leads troops and so has a mind for strategy and also a mind for politics. However, sometimes he's conveniently stupid for the sake of plot, which makes me sad. Like the whole thing with Morgause in 2x08? Yeah, if he just did a little math, he'd know she wasn't much older than him, and seeing how his mother died when he was born, he'd know that she really wouldn't know much about his mother. Granted, Bradley did an absolutely beautiful job in that episode, and I don't fault him one bit - the writers were just...I don't know what.
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The job I have is more technically an internship, and yes, it is through the university. I work for the legal clinic, which is a non-profit branch of the law school dedicated to helping low-income people and families resolve their civil law issues. For my internship at the clinic (which is pretty much like a job, without pay) I have to put in fifteen hours a week - five hours screening potential clients (hence me getting weird phone calls), four hours of class training with the professor (the Boss) and the rest on case work.
Hope this answers your questions! :)
As for poor Bradley - Arthur as a character is, at times, distressingly inconsistent. He's not stupid - he leads troops and so has a mind for strategy and also a mind for politics. However, sometimes he's conveniently stupid for the sake of plot, which makes me sad. Like the whole thing with Morgause in 2x08? Yeah, if he just did a little math, he'd know she wasn't much older than him, and seeing how his mother died when he was born, he'd know that she really wouldn't know much about his mother. Granted, Bradley did an absolutely beautiful job in that episode, and I don't fault him one bit - the writers were just...I don't know what.