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Multi-Service JAG Day Offers Insight Into Legal Career Options With the Military
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Communications, Law & Policy College of Law alumnus Lt. Aaron Ernst speaks with an interested student at the U.S. Navy booth at Multi-Service JAG Day. (Photo by Amelia Beamish) Communications, Law & Policy Multi-Service JAG Day Offers Insight Into Legal Career Options With the Military Students had the opportunity to learn about what it means to serve their country while practicing law. News Staff Nov. 10, 2026 Estimated Reading Time: Share × Video Player Many students at the College of Law picture their legal careers beginning in a courtroom, at a law firm, or with a government agency. But for some, a legal career begins in uniform as a military officer. For those who pursue a career as judge advocates—military attorneys serving in one of the branches of the U.S.
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