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I doubt that reputable law firms would profit from desperate law students, so I'm curious: How is it that law firms don't always seem to know about an intern's previous work? This is especially puzzling since all the internship opportunity provided by the journal is posted actively on LinkedIn and Instagram. While I'm not certain if all accepted interns are posted on the journal's page, there's a possibility that one's involvement could become known by the HR. Why isn't there a system to blacklist interns who use these means to gain internships?