1. Be modest and have a learning attitude.
2. Be diligent in thinking and hands-on.
3. Learn to communicate and discuss. The objects of communication and discussion here include lawyers and students who practice with you. When you come into contact with a case, many facts are vague, and it is impossible to make the whole case clear through the evidence materials at hand. This requires everyone to communicate with the lawyers who represent the case, so as to have a more detailed understanding of the case.
4. Master some basic office working methods.
5. Keep an internship diary.
6. Dress appropriately and take the initiative to say hello.
We should always follow the practice instructor, make practice plans, pay attention to the instructor's skills in receiving clients' consultation, represent civil cases and defend criminal cases.