Practice Areas
The U.S. Navy is unique among the services in its ability to project in all domains: on land, at sea, and in the air. As a civilian within the JAG Corps, you have an opportunity to support a very diverse legal practice. Some of the specific areas of our practice include:
- Military Justice (prosecution, defense, victims' legal counsel, judiciary, and appellate)
- Legal Assistance (personal legal services and advice to military members and their families)
- International and Operational Law (law of the sea and armed conflict, international agreements, and foreign criminal jurisdiction)
- Administrative Law (government ethics, regulations, and legislation)
- Environmental Law (laws protecting human health, the environment, and historic and cultural resources)
- Civil Litigation (cases incident to the operation of the Navy in conjunction with the Department of Justice)
- Admiralty and Maritime Law (admiralty tort and salvage claims, and international and domestic maritime issues)
- Information Operations and Intelligence Law (national security and cyberspace matters)