Open Ninth

Conversations Beyond the Courtroom.

My Name is Intern

So you’re about to graduate and excited to launch into your professional career. Not so fast. Maximize your employability by interning or volunteering in your field of study. Interns learn valuable on-the-job skills and gain keen insight about the workforce and their career field.

In this podcast, Judge Lauten speaks with Kingman Keating and Lauren Edmonds, who spent this summer interning at the Ninth Circuit. From their vantage point, they give listeners a behind-the-scenes glimpse of what it’s like to work at the courthouse, including some lessons learned and some unexpected revelations.

Kingman Keating is a fourth generation Orlando native and a third generation University of Florida law student. Also an Orlando native, Lauren Edmonds is a Florida State rising senior majoring in Communications and Sociology.


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Episode 29

Conversations Beyond the Courtroom.

Run time 12:37

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Judge Fred Lauten served in the Ninth Circuit from 1994 to 2019. Between 2015 and 2019, he served as Chief Judge of the circuit.
Frederick J. Lauten

Former Chief Judge and Moderator

Judge Fred Lauten served in the Ninth Circuit from 1994 to 2019. Between 2015 and 2019, he served as Chief Judge of the Circuit.

Lauren Edmonds

Student Intern

Lauren Edmonds is an Orlando native and a Florida State rising senior majoring in Communications and Sociology.

Kingman Keating

Student Intern

Kingman Keating is a fourth generation Orlando native and a third generation University of Florida law student.