JUDGE ADVOCATE GENERAL'S SCHOOL
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The JAG Corps is a wide-ranging legal practice that includes law affecting military operations, military criminal prosecution and defense, international law, administrative law, contract law, government appropriations law, and legal assistance to Soldiers - both in the U.S. and abroad.
At the JAG School, students learn the complexities of practicing law with the Army. Being a part of the JAG Corps offers the unique opportunity of serving one's country as an Officer in the Army while quickly developing professional skills. This is exactly why JAG Attorneys gain a valuable career edge and an excellent starting point for a career in public service. In addition, JAG Attorneys can choose to serve either full-time in Active Duty, or part-time in the Army Reserves.
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Army Judge Advocate General’s Corps Attorney (27A)
Judge Advocates (i.e., lawyers in the Army) are responsible for offering legal support that involves military operations. They primarily focus on the areas of criminal law, legal assistance, civil/administrative law, labor/employment law, international/operational law, intelligence law and contract/fiscal law.
Duty locations include the continental United States and installations worldwide such as Germany, Korea, Japan and Italy.
- Active/Reserve: Both
- Officer/Enlisted: Officer
- Restrictions: None
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