Manhattan Supreme Court Judicial Interns Engage in ‘Lunch and Learn’ Sessions

New York, NY, September 19, 2026 —

Judicial interns serving at the Manhattan Supreme Court recently participated in a series of “Lunch and Learn” sessions designed to deepen their understanding of the New York criminal court system and various legal career paths.

These educational gatherings provided attendees with direct insights from seasoned legal professionals and members of the judiciary. The program’s structure allowed for interactive discussions, offering interns a closer look at the practical aspects of the legal field beyond theoretical studies.

A notable contributor to these sessions was Supervising Judge Kevin McGrath. Judge McGrath shared his perspectives on the intricacies of court administration and addressed contemporary issues within the criminal justice system. His participation offered interns a valuable opportunity to learn from experienced leadership within the court.

The “Lunch and Learn” format, characterized by informal discussions during meal times, is intended to foster a more approachable and engaging learning environment. The sessions aimed to equip interns with a broader appreciation for the judicial process and the diverse career trajectories available within the legal profession.

The specific dates of these sessions were not provided. Further details regarding the full roster of participating judges and legal professionals, as well as the precise topics covered beyond court administration and criminal justice issues, were not made available.

Story summarized from the original created by Barbara Russo-Lennon on www.amny.com, see more information here.

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