Marine Judge Advocate: Lead Litigator & Command Counsel
marine corps recruitingSan Diego (CA)
Marine Judge Advocate: Lead Litigator & Command Counsel
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marine corps recruitingSan Diego (CA)
SENIORITY
Senior
About the role
Marine Corps Recruiting seeks driven individuals with a growth mindset to serve the nation as Marine Judge Advocates. After completing Officer Candidate School, you will lead Marines, handle criminal cases, and advise on international law and the law of armed conflict. This experience accelerates leadership and litigation skills for future civilian careers. You will train with a strong emphasis on leadership, law, and military ethics, gaining unmatched experience and responsibilities from day
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