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Former Army Officer and JAG Attorney Sentenced to 54 Months for Destruction of U.S. Army Property and Lying to Federal Investigators
A former Army officer and attorney assigned to the United States Army Judge Advocate General’s Legal Center and School (JAG School) in Charlottesville, Virginia, was sentenced today to 54 months ...
Stars and Stripes26d
Former Army JAG School staffer sentenced for destroying materials, lying about Russia contact
He had pleaded guilty in July to one count of destroying Army materials and three counts of making false statements. An attorney who was assigned to a staff position at the Judge Advocate General ...
Augusta Free Press26d
Charlottesville: Former Army officer at JAG School sentenced to 54 months in prison
A former Army officer and attorney assigned to Charlottesville’s JAG School was sentenced today to 54 months in prison on multiple federal charges. The charges stemmed for the destruction of U.S ...
Washington Examiner29d
Hegseth spars with Jack Reed over crude nickname for selfish military officers
As an example, he brought up an alleged incident where Hegseth referred to lawyers in the Army Judge Advocate General’s Corps as “JAGoffs.” Reed asked Hegseth to explain what that meant.
TribLIVE.com28d
Pete Hegseth asked to define 'jagoff' at Senate confirmation hearing
A JAG officer is a member of the U.S. Army Judge Advocate General’s Corps, who defend Army soldiers in legal matters, the New York Times reported. Reed implied Hegseth’s use of the slang term ...
The New York Times29d
Hegseth Spars with Senator Over What He Meant by Slang Term
President-elect Donald J. Trump’s pick for defense secretary used a generally unflattering term to criticize legal officers in the military. By Kate Kelly Reporting from Washington One of the ...