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Internship Report Format and Basic Requirements.

1) It is required to have clear views, detailed arguments, clear organization, concise text, standardized format, clear pertinence and innovation, and the number of words is generally not less than 2,000 words.

2) Outline of content.

Foreword I. Purpose of the Internship.

2. Internship Duration.

3. Internship location.

4. Internship units and departments, production (operation) work, management and requirements for employees.

5. Internship content: The projects, procedures, methods, calculation results and schematic diagrams of the internship shall be prepared one by one according to the order of the internship;

6. Internship summary: Use the knowledge learned in the internship to analyze and solve problems, internship experience, opinions and suggestions.

7. Suggestions for teaching practice at the alma mater.

c) Format. The title (in bold font 3) should be accurate, concise, and summarize the gist of the article, generally no more than 20 Chinese characters, and subtitles can be added if necessary. Abbreviations, characters, symbols, and structures and formulas that are not commonly known should be avoided in titles.

The hierarchical title of the text should be short and clear, no more than 15 words, no punctuation, and the division and numbering of the levels in the text should be arranged in the order of "one, (one) 1 (1)". (The first-level title is in four-point bold font, the second-level title is in four-point italics, and all the titles at the following level are in small four-song font).

Textual content: Font - Songti; Size — small four; Doubled line spacing.

Left and right margins: Automatic.

4) ** A three-line table should be used, and auxiliary lines can be added appropriately.

5) Illustrations (including **) should be made by computer, and the sequence and title of the figure should be indicated below the illustration. **The theme should be clear, the hierarchy should be clear, the contrast should be appropriate, and the cut should be appropriate.

vi) References.

1.Bibliographic Principles and Requirements.

References should be included at the end of the text and listed in the order in which they are cited. Unpublished information should generally not be cited. All authors of the literature are listed within three people, and the first three are listed by more than four people, followed by ", etc.; The names of Chinese and foreigners are all bibliographed after the surname; The name of the Western author can be partially abbreviated, and the abbreviation dot " " is omitted

2.Bibliographic format.

Books and journal articles: [serial number] author. Title[j] Title, Year of Publication, Volume (Issue): Start and End Page Number.

Whether it is a graduation internship or a job internship, the two are different.

Unfortunately, I was not assigned to the law firm but to the procuratorate, but I went to the law firm to exchange my internship experience, so I can tell you about it.

Sorting out documents and writing legal documents in the law firm is the basic work, and interns have to do it, and the lawyer will take the interns out to do cases to earn experience after they are familiar with the basic process.

The teacher's statement is a bit reasonable, but it is more accurate to say that you can't handle a case without thousands of laws in your head, after all, China is not a case law, and remembering the role of laws is much more useful than remembering cases.

As for the issue of books and periodicals, I personally suggest that we should not look for cases, but should be further familiar with the relevant laws and judicial interpretations, as well as local laws and regulations, and the same is true for policies. The key is that the examination basically only examines the law, and there are relatively few judicial interpretations involved, and in practice, every detail is very critical and must be grasped from a small place.

That's all, I hope it will help you a little.

I have done it before, and I think the most important thing is to complete the tasks assigned by the leader in a timely and serious manner, have a good relationship with colleagues, and don't be overly nervous, because there are interns in the law firm, and I wish you all the best

Send you a word, know how to pretend not to understand, be wise and foolish, don't come out, and do a good job of communication. Trust me, that's right!

Such situations do exist in large numbers.

When a firm recruits a trainee lawyer, some firms will indicate which lawyer you are following, and you and he will follow up on all his cases in the future.

However, more law firms treat trainee lawyers as paralegals, which means that all the groceries in the firm are handed over to trainee lawyers, so the work is complicated and hectic. However, there are not many cases that are really involved in handling cases, and most of them are writing indictments, filing cases, and sorting out case files.

Therefore, if you have time, look through the law firm's past files (to get permission, this will usually be shown to you) and then study through the files.

In addition, it is okay to follow the teacher to observe the case, and it is also possible to handle the case. Trainee solicitors are also allowed to appear in court, but must be accompanied by other solicitors as co-owners.

Opportunities are grasped by yourself, and your teachers will also see your efforts.

The person who said that he wanted to take you to the audit meeting may be the most reliable of the three, and you can directly ask him what he should pay attention to when he goes to the audit, and you can also worship him as a teacher, learn more about his preferences, invite him to eat or something, get acquainted with him, and maybe learn more from him.

Take the initiative, if you really have nothing to do, you can't be idle, you can go to the archives to see the files they used to do and the like, and it is also beneficial to read more files.

If you are an observer, you can put your mobile phone on silent and write your own trial transcripts, especially some key issues, which will be beneficial to your own case handling in the future.

Take the initiative yourself, generally file a case, take a summons, sort out the case file, help write a complaint and practice writing, accompany the detention center to meet, and go to the ** to observe, you can talk to yourself and your lawyer.

At first, familiarize yourself with the environment, and then you have to rely on yourself, as you said upstairs, take the initiative to fight for yourself...