A career in the military is filled with many opportunities. Whether you are specifically interested in practicing military law, or perhaps have a desire to work for the Federal Government, there may be an opportunity that is right for you by pursuing a role as Judge Advocate General. Judge Advocates generally function in a wide variety of practice areas, often rotating through several areas during their service commitments. The type of law that you may practice will vary based on service branch, assignment, and geographic location.

Following are some frequently asked questions that discuss information for students interested in entering the U.S. military JAG Corps.

Reference

University of Virginia School of Law, Public Service, “Judge Advocate General FAQs.”