Examples of Judge advocate in a sentence

Judge advocate duty upon commissioning is guaranteed before actual enlistment into the Professional Officer Course (POC).
Judge advocate operations in March 1968 provide a good illustration of how lawyering was done at II Field Force-at least prior to the passage of the Military Justice Act.
Judge advocate representatives from the Services testified to the Panel that the data they must provide to DoD SAPRO on prosecution and conviction rates is, at best, not useful and, at worst, misleading.
Judge advocate colonels must continue to develop professionally as attorneys and officers.
As noted above, during any period (up to 48 hours) for which a person is detained without charge prior to being brought before a Judge advocate, the person’s commanding officer must review and re-authorise the detention without charge every 12 hours.15089.

More Definitions of Judge advocate

Judge advocate means an officer of the army or air national guard designated as a judge advocate by the judge advocate general of the army or the judge advocate general of the air force.

Judge advocate means an officer who is designated as a judge advocate by the state judge advocate general.

Judge advocate means a commissioned officer of the organized state military forces who is an attorney licensed to prac- tice in this state or a member in good standing of the bar of the highest court of another state, and is any of the following:

Judge advocate means a commissioned

Judge advocate means the State Judge Advocate or an Assistant State Judge Advocate.

Judge advocate means a commissioned officer appointed to serve as a judge advocate by the adjutant general under Section432.005(b).

Judge advocate means a commissioned officer of