Brooklyn court says goodbye to interns after six-week program ends
Six weeks flew by for the interns of the Kings County Courts Student Employment and Internship program, who were sent off with a “closing ceremony” at the Brooklyn Supreme Court on Wednesday.
“This has been a wonderful group of interns and this is our way of showing appreciation to them for their hard work, and also to the mentors who provided their guidance,” said Charmaine Johnson, who helps to run the program. “There were a lot of workshops that they had to go through. To the supervisors that had an intern, we appreciate all of the guidance that you provided.”
The event was held in the ceremonial courtroom at 320 Jay St., where third-year intern Mitchell Domovsky served as the master of ceremonies. Speakers included Hon. Matthew D’Emic, administrative judge for the Kings County Supreme Court, Criminal Term; as well as Daniel Alessandrino, chief clerk; Donna Farrell, first deputy chief clerk; and the Hon. Deborah Dowling.