How do I contact JAG Army?

If you need assistance with a Judge Advocate General’s Corps application, you can speak with a technical support staff member by calling: 703-693-0000 DSN 223 (0700 – 1700EST M-F) or emailing: [email protected].

How long is JAG training?

nine-ten weeks
The course of instruction is nine-ten weeks and covers civil and military law, as well as intensive trial advocacy training.

Is JAG a bad word?

Jagoff is derived from the Scots-Irish word “jag,” which means “thorn” or “to be pricked.” Which is exactly what a jagoff is: a thorn in your side, a person who won’t stop needling you. It’s no more offensive than “jerk” or “dunderhead.”

What can law students do with Army JAG Corps?

Law students work as legal interns in hundreds of offices across the U.S. and around the world. The Army JAG Corps has played a role in some of the most important moments in legal history. These Soldiers protect the legal rights of the U.S. Army and military personnel. Begin as an officer and get immediate legal experience,…

Is there an ITD service desk for the JAG?

The United States Army Judge Advocate General’s (JAG) Corps. In many cases, the ITD service desk is not the proper resource to resolve your issue. ITD supports the JAGC applications portfolio; but does not coordinate legal support needs of Soldiers and eligible clients.

How to apply for the Judge Advocate General’s Corps?

Can you be a Judge Advocate in the Army?

Nowhere else will you find this level of responsibility and variety in virtually any area of law. With all the law job opportunities, you won’t be watching from the sidelines. Service as an Army Reserve Judge Advocate is available to all qualified attorneys.