Standard questions are asked, mostly behavioral interview style, I went to my university's career services department and through their materials and mock-interviews, I was sufficiently prepared for everything. You will likely be asked pretty much every traditional behavioral interview question, so study-up, and good luck!
How would you handle a difficult problem
The personal questions regarding drug usage and criminal history.
They asked about my previous experiences, my media diet, work style. It was very straightforward.
VBA, SQL, healthcare, and interpersonal skills.
They asked for how you handled a problem without direction or supervision from your supervisor.
Why would you want to work here?
Being an investigator means you will often be making home visits to speak with clients, how would you feel about doing this?
Will you be able to see disturbing/uncomfortable material
Why are you interested in working in criminal defense?
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