
Why The Space Force Needs Its Own JAG Corps
In this op-ed, Maj. Aaron Brynildson argues the need for a judge advocate unit for the Space Force.
In this op-ed, Maj. Aaron Brynildson argues the need for a judge advocate unit for the Space Force.
My favorite professor once asked me what I wanted to be when I grew up. I wanted to be like him. But how? I had no idea how or when I could possibly do that.
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How do you deal with gender inequities in the JAG Corps? You fight, just like the honey badger.
Elie here. For today’s installment of The Decision, in which we advise prospective law students about where to enroll, we head out west. We talk about the military. We talk about the LDS community. Put another way, I’m about to talk completely out of my ass about things I don’t know a whole lot about. […]
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If we hadn’t already bestowed Lawyer of the Day honors on Angela West, the Harvard Law grad who maybe shouldn’t have had that extra espresso shot at Peet’s, we’d give them to Lieutenant Commander Mark Tilford. He’s an attorney for the Judge Advocate General’s Corps down in Corpus Christi, Texas. One would expect a lawyer […]
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