ACTIVE DUTY JUDGE ADVOCATE<\/p>\n
U.S. ARMY JUDGE ADVOCATE GENERAL\u2019S CORPS INFORMATION<\/p>\n
Background:\u00a0 The U.S. Army Judge Advocate General\u2019s (JAG) Corps interviews interested applicants for commissioned service as an officer in the JAG Corps.\u00a0 Applications are due\u00a025 Mach 2023.\u00a0<\/strong>The application process consists of two parts.\u00a0 First, you must complete an interview with a Field Screening Officer (FSO). The interview will be conducted via Zoom.\u00a0Please contact the FSO, MAJ Dana Neumann, at dana.d.neumann.mil@army.mil, to schedule an interview.<\/strong>\u00a0You are also required to submit an online application along with supporting documentation. Both parts must be completed prior to the 25 March deadline.<\/p>\n Active Duty:\u00a0 3Ls, graduates, and licensed attorneys\u00a0who did not apply in the Fall of 2022<\/em>\u00a0are eligible to apply.\u00a0 Active Duty Judge Advocates assume immediate challenges and responsibility upon their first assignment, and can practice in a variety of areas, including criminal law, administrative law, legal assistance (family law, consumer law, estate planning, tax law, military administrative law), claims, and national security law.\u00a0 New Judge Advocates will be assigned with experienced military and civilian attorneys for mentorship and guidance.\u00a0 Judge Advocates come from virtually every state, and the JAG Corps fosters an environment that encourages professional growth and development coupled with an enhanced quality of life.<\/p>\n INTERVIEW AND APPLICATION TIPS<\/p>\n The FSO is assigned to interview and assess candidates for Active Duty selection. The FSO submits a written report with recommendations to the selection board. The selection board reviews all FSO reports in conjunction with your full application before choosing the most qualified applicants.<\/p>\n Take the interview seriously.\u00a0 Entry into the Army JAG Corps is a competitive process. The FSO is the only individual who will be meeting with you in person and making an assessment to the selection board about your ability to be successful in the Army JAG Corps.\u00a0 This is your opportunity to shine and to let the FSO know in greater detail about your interest in the JAG Corps, including the qualifications you bring.\u00a0 It also allows you time to ask questions.\u00a0 Please come prepared and dressed professionally.<\/p>\n Review the online application and required documents prior to your interview.\u00a0 The interview is only a small portion of the application process, and you should be familiar with the application prior to the interview. Further information is available at www.jagcnet.army.mil\/apply<\/p>\n If you need to conduct an interview virtually, please contact your FSO directly.<\/p>\n The U.S. Army Judge Advocate General\u2019s Corps does not unlawfully discriminate. Please see the Solomon Amendment, 32 CFR 216, and 10 USC \u00a7 983<\/p>\n CONTACT INFORMATION<\/p>\n FSO: MAJ Dana D. Neumann; dana.d.neumann.mil@army.mil; (913) 684-4957; or\u00a0(913) 680-5706<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" ACTIVE DUTY JUDGE ADVOCATE U.S. ARMY JUDGE ADVOCATE GENERAL\u2019S CORPS INFORMATION Background:\u00a0 The U.S. Army Judge Advocate General\u2019s (JAG) Corps interviews interested applicants for commissioned service as an officer in the JAG Corps.\u00a0 Applications are due\u00a025 Mach 2023.\u00a0The application process consists of two parts.\u00a0 First, you must complete an interview with a Field Screening Officer … <\/p>\n