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Middlesex District Attorney's Office

About Middlesex District Attorney's Office

The Middlesex District Attorney’s Office serves the largest county in New England, covering 54 diverse cities and towns.

Our core mission is to protect and serve the people who work, live, and raise their families in Middlesex County. Assistant District Attorneys, Victim Witness Advocates, Paralegals, and other talented professionals pursue this mission through exhaustive investigations, unassailable prosecutions, and compassionate victim advocacy.

We are also committed to innovative crime prevention and intervention initiatives. Our staff partners with community groups, social service providers, medical professionals, private industry leaders, and law enforcement officers to address a variety of public safety issues.

Reviews

Law Practice

May 2019 - August 2019 Woburn, MA
“I enjoy almost all assignments I had. Writing legal documents can be challenging but fun. Doing legal researches trained me to be able to find and use different resources such as LexisNexis, West Law, Google Scholar, and Hein Online comfortably. I also love attending different pieces of training such that I learned about many aspects of this office other than Asset forfeiture. In addition, I received sufficient supervision and feedback regarding the work I was assigned from my supervisor Paris Daskalakis. Paris is polite, respectful, knowledgeable, helpful, resourceful, and critical in a good way. I like almost everything I did this summer in this office. ”

Elder/Disabled Persons Protection Unit Intern

January 2020 - April 2020 Woburn, MA
“I absolutely loved the entire experience I had with the district attorney's office. I was an intern assigned to the elder and disabled persons protection unit and primarily assisted an ADA and paralegal within the unit at the Woburn office. At least once every two weeks I would be able to sit in court with the unit staff and watch my ADA make her arguments. I could not have asked for a better staff to work for in the office and found that every attorney, paralegal, advocate, administrative staff member, and police officer I spoke with were kind, calm, professional, and understanding. Especially being an undergraduate student who only had taken one or two law classes before beginning the internship, I found that the staff would educate me on how certain cases would be prosecuted, what certain motions meant, and how cases would be organized and dealt with.”
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