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What (who) is judge advocate - definition

WIKIMEDIA SET INDEX ARTICLE
JAG officers; Judge-Advocate-General; Judge Advocate General; Judge Advocate General of the Forces; Judge Advocate-General; Judge Advocate General's Corps (disambiguation); Judge Advocate Generals; The Judge Advocate General

judge advocate         
SPECIALISTS RESPONSIBLE FOR LEGAL SUPPORT IN THE MILITARY
Judge advocate; Judge Advocate
¦ noun Law a barrister who advises a court martial on points of law and sums up the case.
Judge-advocate         
SPECIALISTS RESPONSIBLE FOR LEGAL SUPPORT IN THE MILITARY
Judge advocate; Judge Advocate
Judge-advocates are military lawyers serving in different capacities in the military justice systems of different jurisdictions.
judge advocate         
SPECIALISTS RESPONSIBLE FOR LEGAL SUPPORT IN THE MILITARY
Judge advocate; Judge Advocate
n. a military officer with legal training who has the mixed duties of giving advice on legal matters to the group of officers sitting as a court-martial (both judge and jury) and acting as the prosecutor of the accused serviceman or woman. A judge advocate holds responsibility to protect the accused from procedural improprieties such as questions from the members of the court which might incriminate the accused in violation of the Constitution. The accused person also has a military officer as counsel, who may not be an attorney. See also: court-martial judge advocate general

Wikipedia

Judge advocate general

A judge advocate general is a principal judicial officer for a military branch or the armed forces at large, typically the most senior judge advocate.

Relevant articles include:

  • Judge Advocate General (Australia)
  • Judge Advocate General (Canada)
  • Defence Judge Advocate Corps (Denmark)
  • Judge Advocate General (India)
  • Military Advocate General (Israel)
  • Judge Advocate General Branch (Pakistan)
  • Judge Advocate General (Sri Lanka)
  • Judge Advocate General (United Kingdom)
  • Judge Advocate General's Corps (United States) which is the judicial arm of any of the triune United States armed forces:
    • Judge Advocate General of the United States Army and his Corps
    • Judge Advocate General of the Navy and his Corps
      • United States Marine Corps Judge Advocate Division
    • Judge Advocate General of the Air Force and his Corps
    • United States Coast Guard Legal Division
Examples of use of judge advocate
1. Army‘s Judge Advocate General‘s Corps from 1'58 to 1'61.
2. Daniel McCallum of the Army‘s Judge Advocate General Office.
3. Martins, senior staff judge advocate, said in a statement.
4. Romig, a former judge advocate general of the Army.
5. Balbo, Greer‘s attorney and a former Army judge advocate.